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This monograph by Arevik Martirosyan offers a comprehensive study of the theoretical and practical aspects of building a cybersecurity framework within international information security. It traces the evolution of cyberspace regulation and explores the historical development of security concepts for the digital domain. The work analyzes the emerging international regime for information space security, focusing on cyberspace as a key structural element. It examines specific international legal dimensions, including the role of "soft law," existing principles of international law, and the foundational principles of the nascent field of international information law. A dedicated chapter investigates the prospects and challenges facing cybersecurity concepts. The research incorporates the latest regulatory materials, acts of international organizations, and academic studies as of April 12, 2021. This volume is intended for students and faculty in Political Science, International Relations, International Law, and Information Systems, as well as professionals in international law, information security, and IT. Practically, it serves employees of state and private organizations involved in international information security, and is recommended for anyone interested in the progressive development of international law, particularly the formation of international information law.
