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Safe and efficient use of the Internet.

¹Kelvin House Dental Practice, Whitstable, Kent, UK. paul@pdownes.fsnet.co.uk

British Dental Journal

|July 17, 2007

Summary

The internet needs more regulation to combat cyber threats like hackers and spam. Until then, individuals and businesses must proactively protect themselves from online malicious attacks for safe internet use.

Area of Science:

Cybersecurity
Internet Governance

Background:

The internet's open nature is exploited by malicious actors, negatively impacting the majority of users.
Widespread issues include hackers, viruses, hoaxes, excessive advertising, and spam, demanding attention.
A significant portion of the public desires increased internet regulation to mitigate these problems.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the need for enhanced internet regulation.
To underscore the importance of individual and business self-protection measures in the interim.

Main Methods:

Analysis of current internet threats and user concerns.
Review of existing regulatory frameworks and their limitations.

Main Results:

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The proliferation of online threats persists due to insufficient regulation.

Individuals and businesses face significant risks from cyberattacks.

Conclusions:

Effective internet regulation is crucial to protect users from cyber threats.
Proactive self-protection strategies are essential for safe and efficient internet usage in the absence of comprehensive regulation.