Gen 211 Case Study

The Cyber Security Act 2023 aims to strengthen Bangladesh's digital infrastructure by establishing a comprehensive framework for cybersecurity issues. While the Act provides thorough coverage of data protection, incident response, and threat intelligence sharing, its effectiveness depends on carefully balancing security and privacy, ensuring flexibility to adapt to changing technologies, and promoting international cooperation against cyberthreats.

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Write a critique ( critical analysis or review) on Cyber Security Act 2023

Submitted by

Md. Moniruzzaman Showrov

2021-1-40-029

Department of English

Submitted to

Professor Dr. Abul Mansur Ahmed

Professor and Chairman

Department of Mass Communication and Journalism

Date of Submission: 14 December 2023

Write a critique ( critical analysis or review) on Cyber Security Act 2023.

Abstract

This paper is based on general principles of general security law. However, a purely
hypothetical critique is provided here and Bangladesh law may work in this context. The main
objective of this entire discussion is to highlight various aspects of implementation, privacy,
concern, adaptability, international alignment and social.

Introduction

The Cyber Security Act 2023 helps Bangladesh move forward in strengthening digital
infrastructure. Critiques of this entire legislation aim to establish fair outcomes by examining
implementation strategies, privacy implications, adaptability, international alignment, and the
broader social and economic impacts of cybercrime.

Strength of Cyber Security System

The Act appears to provide a comprehensive framework for addressing cybersecurity concerns,
covering areas such as data protection, incident response, and threat intelligence sharing.With
regard to cybersecurity issues, the Act seems to offer a thorough structure that addresses issues
with data security, incident response, and threat intelligence sharing.

In order to create a cybersecurity ecosystem that is more robust and integrated, government
agencies, private companies, and foreign partners should prioritize collaboration and information
exchange.

The Act might offer precise legal standards for handling cyberthreats, assisting businesses and
law enforcement in navigating the murky legal waters surrounding cybercrime.
Weakness of Cyber Security System

The Act needs to be carefully examined for any possible violations of people's right to privacy. It
is critical to strike a balance between the necessity of cybersecurity and the protection of citizens'
privacy, and any overreach in surveillance measures needs to be closely scrutinized.

Smaller companies with fewer resources might find it difficult to comply with the Act's
requirements. Making sure that the rules are reasonable and appropriate for the scope and kind of
the organizations they oversee is crucial.

Laws in the quickly developing field of cybersecurity should be flexible enough to adjust to new
threats and developments in technology. Should the Act be excessively inflexible, it might
rapidly become antiquated and be unable to adequately tackle novel obstacles.

The effectiveness of cybersecurity measures frequently hinges on global collaboration. The Act's
capacity to promote international cooperation and guarantee a coordinated response to
worldwide cyberthreats ought to be evaluated.

Conclusion

A commendable attempt has been made to address the growing challenges in the digital realm
with the Cyber Security Act 2023. To provide realistic regulatory requirements, strike a balance
between security and individual rights, and ensure adaptability to the ever-changing nature of
cyber threats, however, careful consideration is required. It might be required to regularly review
and update the legislation in order to keep it current with changing technological environments
and new cyberthreats.
Reference

● Printed by Md. Tajim-ur-Rahman, Deputy Director (Deputy Secretary), Bangladesh

Government Printing Office, Tejgaon, Dhaka.
● Published by Md. Nazrul Islam, Deputy Director (Deputy Secretary), Bangladesh Forms
and Publications Office, Tejgaon, Dhaka. Website: www.bgpress.gov.bd