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​​Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)
Chairs: Alex Notkin & Isabella Zelaya Alves
Moderator: Aaryan Chava

Chair Emails: alenot24@bergen.org & isazel25@bergen.org
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Topic: The Impact of Digital Extremism on International Cybersecurity
With the virtual world ever-evolving, cyberattacks and cyberwarfare have become a new norm. However, universal guidelines on what constitutes a cybercrime are severely out-of-date or simply do not exist. This poses an extreme risk to the international community, especially considering that a cyberattack on a single nation can affect the security of the entire world by the means of global internet connection. Further, the majority of cybercrimes are committed from beyond the national borders of the country and citizens impacted, prompting difficulties in the communication between nations on the grounds of criminal conviction. To address the complexities of the current situation, delegates will need to update past legislation (such as the Budapest Convention), create global definitions of cybercrime, recommend proper penalties for criminals, consider transnational cybercrimes, increase education and awareness, develop victim-aid programs, and gauge funding options.
DISEC Topic Guide

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  • Welcome
  • About Us
    • Our History
    • The Team
    • The Club
  • AMUN XXIV
    • Secretariat
    • Committees >
      • General Assemblies >
        • [DOUBLE] Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)
        • [DOUBLE & NOVICE] Social Cultural and Humanitarian Committee (SOCHUM)
        • Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN)
      • ECONOMIC & SOCIAL COUNCILS >
        • World Health Organization (WHO)
        • Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)
        • African Union (AU)
      • Crisis Committees >
        • Crisis: Marvel Cinematic Universe
        • Ad-Hoc Committee of the Secretariat
        • JCC Soccer Wars: El Salvador
        • JCC Soccer Wars: Honduras
        • Specialized: Constitutional Convention
    • Conference Policies
    • Registration
  • JAMUN VIII
    • Secretariat
    • Committees >
      • Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)
      • Social Cultural and Humanitarian Committee (SOCHUM)
      • World Health Organization (WHO)
      • United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
      • African Union (AU)
      • Specialized
    • Conference Policies
    • Registration
  • Gallery
    • AMUN XVIII
    • AMUN XX
  • Contact