Cybersecurity as a Legal and Social Pillar for Protec ting Digital Rights and Enhancing Trust in the Digital Space

Cybersecurity constitutes a fundamental pillar within the legal and regulatory framework aimed at safeguarding digital rights, foremost among them the right to privacy and the pr otection of personal data. In light of the accelerating digital transformation and the increasing reliance of economic actors and public authorities on digital systems for the collection and processing of data, it has become imperative to enact advanced le gislation that ensures a delicate balance between the freedom of use and the legal protection of individuals against unauthorized or unlawful handling of their personal information. In this context, cybersecurity can no longer be confined to its purel y technical dimension. It now represents a multifaceted legal and societal responsibility that lies at the heart of restoring legal trust in the digital realm. The curr ent challenges particularly the proliferation of cyber threats and attacks targeting inf ormation infrastructure necessitate the establishment of robust national and international cybersecurity policies. These must be underpinned by a clear, transparent, and multi layered legal framework that guarantees fairness in digital data processing and reinforces the principles of transparency, accountability, and trust in electronic interactions.