Abstract:

Based on the research on the cybersecurity strategies of some major countries and international organizations in the world in the past ten years, this paper analyzes the status quo of the international legal system of cyberspace from the perspective of national sovereignty, and summarizes the national sovereign strategic model of different typical representatives. Under the overall international framework, the International Telecommunication Union, the World Summit on the Information Society, the United Nations Panel of Experts on Information Security, and the Panel of Experts on Cybercrime, as well as alliances of organizations contracted between regions, such as the EU, NATO, OECD Etc., all reflect the status quo of cooperation and governance of cyberspace between different sovereign countries. From the perspective of national sovereignty, according to the power of development, dominance and control of cyberspace, the author summarizes from the aspects of strategic planning and organizational mechanism, and summarizes the US-style network militarization strategy represented by the United States, the European-style defense deterrent strategy represented by Britain, France and Germany, and the Japanese-Korean cooperative camp strategy represented by Japan and South Korea.

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