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BABEKINA, N (3) answer(s).
 
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FORUM OF THE WORLD SUMMIT ON THE INFORMATION SOCIETY: CHAIRMANSHIP OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION / Babekina, N   Journal Article
Babekina, N Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract THE YEAR 2021 is a significant one for the Communications Administration of the Russian Federation: We are chairing the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Forum for the first time. That decision was made in late 2020, after which we immediately set out to make this a truly substantive event.
Key Words UN  ;  IC  ;  ITU  ;  WSIS 
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International cooperation on protecting personal data: council of Europe activities / Reutsky, D ; Babekina, N   Journal Article
Babekina, N Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract IN RUSSIA, extremely close attention is paid to the processing of personal data. Without clearly regulated data processing principles and information security mechanisms capable of fending off present-day threats, it is impossible to achieve the desired level of trust and security when using information and communication technologies (ICTs).
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White hat hacking development prospects, or life on the wave / Babekina, N   Journal Article
Babekina, N Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract THE EVENTS of 2019 and 2020 have turned everything upside down and transported us to a radically different reality. This is one of those instances where we have all said, in one form or another: "Life will never be the same again." It is true. The pandemic continues to "reshape" human consciousness, forming a conceptually new paradigm of the world order, unequivocally immersing an increasing number of familiar processes in the digital space. Whereas before ICTs were mainly considered a luxury, a privilege and a means to increase comfort, today they have become the one and only way to maintain habitual life processes.
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