"保护IT专业人员和网络攻击受害者：斯里兰卡网络法律评估与比较研究"

The research paper titled "Are the Sri Lankan cyber laws sufficient to safeguard the IT professionals and victims of cyber attacks" by E.D.S. Fernand aims to evaluate the adequacy of Sri Lanka's cyber laws in protecting IT professionals and victims of cyber attacks, in comparison to the European Union's cybercrime laws. The study also assesses the effectiveness of Sri Lanka's computer crime laws in addressing the growing threat of cybercrime. The research also delves into the evaluation of Sri Lanka's computer crime laws, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the existing legislation. The paper examines the provisions of Sri Lanka's cyber laws, analyzing how they address cybercrime, protect IT professionals, and provide recourse for victims of cyber attacks. Analyzing the cyber laws in Sri Lanka, the paper discusses the legal framework in place to combat cybercrime, including the provisions for investigation, prosecution, and punishment of cyber offenders. It also compares Sri Lanka's cyber laws with the EU's legal framework for cybercrime, assessing whether Sri Lanka's laws are up to par with international standards. The study sheds light on the challenges faced by IT professionals and victims of cyber attacks in Sri Lanka, such as the lack of awareness about cyber threats, the difficulty in prosecuting cyber offenders, and the need for stronger legal protections. The paper proposes recommendations for improving Sri Lanka's cyber laws to better safeguard IT professionals and victims of cyber attacks. Overall, the research paper provides a comprehensive analysis of Sri Lanka's cyber laws and their effectiveness in protecting IT professionals and victims of cyber attacks. It offers valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the existing legal framework and proposes enhancements to strengthen the country's defenses against cybercrime.