Co-regulating internet security: the London Action Plan

New approaches to the problem of internet security require public, private and civil society organisations to collaborate in new institutions of Internet governance according to this paper given at the Global Internet Governance Academic Network\u27s (GigaNet) second annual symposium in Rio, 2007. This paper addresses the questions: ? Where should action on Internet security sit in the continuous spectrum from self to co-regulation to ?full? regulation? ? How are divergent national approaches accommodated, with shifting alliances between government, industry groups and users? ? How well does the London Action Plan framework include all stakeholders, including civil society? ? What lessons can we learn from the London Action Plan for the development of other self/co-regulatory organisations