ON PERSONAL DATA AS AN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION CYBERSECURITY IN THE PROJECTION OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
In the context of the development of information technologies, one often encounters the problem of international information cyber security and seeks legal solutions to ensure adequately guarantees in the emerging information society. The article proposes to analyze the protection of personal data as a key institution of international information cyber security, which will determine the concept of this sub-sector. Understanding the protection of personal data as an institution of the aforementioned sub-industry is of practical importance. It is dictated by the need to study international information cyber security and the actual possibility for further development of theoretical and practical legal recommendations. The article includes cases and theoretical and practical conclusions on them. It touches on the case of the “Snowden effect”, which marked the beginning of a violent reaction of legislators in various states to these changes, as well as its transformation into an international problem. It is important to understand in which direction it is relevant at the international level in the implementation of international information cyber security, which refers us to an understanding of the information society and other conceptual issues. In addition to this, the article analyzes the case study “Big Browser Watch”, which demonstrates more clearly the position of the European Court of Human Rights regarding mass surveillance and attempts made to offer legal remedies. This solution also refers to the more global problem of “electronic warfare”, which in fact attaches importance to the institution of personal data protection. The article contains a synthesis of theoretical and practical approaches which allow us to argue about the existence and dynamics of the personal data protection institution within the framework of the sub-branch of international cyber information security law.