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The pandemic continues to affect the way we work, socialise, shop and conduct business but there will be massive focus on cybersecurity. The growing challenges into cyber terrorism across the globe are likely to start coming up with their own distinctive national laws on cybersecurity. Some of the early movers who have worked up and come up with dedicated laws on national cyber security include China, Vietnam, Singapore and Australia. The year 2022 is likely to see more nations coming up with their own distinctive national laws on cybersecurity. This assumes more significance because of the tremendous number of cyber-attacks that are taking place. In fact, the year 2022 will see the multiplying of the cyberattacks. Today, cyber-attacks are being engaged in by both state and non-state actors and there are an immense number of legal policy and regulatory issues pertaining to cyber-attacks. Tackling a cyber-attack becomes a distinctive problem. A cyberattack can be originated from one part of the world and targeted at computer systems and communication devices in another country in another part of the world. With the ever-increasing use of social media and mobile apps worldwide, come great opportunities for hackers to steal others’ identities and information.

Ransomware attacks will continue to keep on increasing. Every 11 seconds, one company, anywhere in the world becomes a victim of a Ransomware Attack and as time passes-by in the year 2022 this position is likely to get worse. Currently, the economic loss that the world is facing as a result of cybercrime and cybersecurity breaches is phenomenal and these particular loss figures will continue to keep on increasing. Hence, more nation-states in the year 2022 are likely to come up with new mechanisms so as to minimise the potential losses c.