The Governance of Internet Security   

A Holistic view to approaching Cyber Security and Cyber Crime    

The Cyber Ecosystem of Internet Protocol Resources attempts to provide a more holistic and unified view to our approach to cybercrime and cybersecurity. The map below attempts to highlight a variety of different levels of people, processes, technology and physical services that make up our cyber ecosystem, so that we can start to view the internet and its borderless security problems more broadly.

THE STAKEHOLDERS OF INTERNET PROTOCOL RESOURCES, LAYER 2

The Stakeholders of Internet Protocol Resources, Layer 2 of the cyber ecosystem is a decentralized international multi-stakeholder network of autonomous groups responsible for the management and distribution of Internet number resources such as Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs). There are a wide range of stakeholders involved in the management of IP Resources from civil society, to academia, business, and more, who work together for the public good. The Stakeholders of Internet Protocol Resources, Layer 2 are a standards body that makes sure the language, protocols and technology of the Internet are fundamentally the same globally, so that different devices, applications, and network can share and communicate across the globe. The positive note about the governance of the Cyber Ecosystem of Internet Protocol Resources (Internet) is that no one person, organization, or government runs or controls it, however no one person, organization, or government can fix it and therefore no consensus on how to solve its problems.

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THE CYBER ECOSYSTEM MAP