Sovereignty in Cyberspace

Is an international consensus on cyber-sovereignty possible? As cyber-attacks surge globally, the urgency for defining state sovereignty in cyberspace has intensified. This article explores the difficulties of regulating this domain, addressing issues like anonymity, the rapid pace of technological evolution, and conflicting state jurisdictions. By examining cyberspace alongside traditional domains like airspace and maritime zones, it assesses whether current laws suffice or if a novel legal framework is required, offering critical insights for navigating cyber-sovereignty’s complex landscape.