Legal Regulation of Cybersecurity and Privacy on the Internet

Objective: This article examines the conceptual framework for forming and developing legal regulation of cybersecurity and privacy on the Internet. Theoretical Framework: The article aims to highlight the evolution and future prospects of legal regulation concerning cybersecurity and privacy in both Ukraine and globally. Method: The methodological principles include impartiality and unbiasedness and a comprehensive study of the legislative framework and its specifics in the context of cybersecurity and privacy. Results and Discussion: The legislative experiences of international law on cybersecurity and privacy have been summarized. In Ukraine, the legal support process for cybersecurity and privacy continues, with the country ratifying several international documents and developing its own legislative framework. Research Implications: The term "cybersecurity" has been legislatively defined, encompassing 10 fundamental principles regarding the Internet's development and impact on human life. Originality/Value: The terms "cybersecurity," "cybercrime," and "privacy in the virtual space" require further refinement. A methodology that facilitates the interaction and coexistence of legal norms and netiquette is needed.