'Cyberwar' – Obscure Domain of International Law

In the world of computers, security to individuals and to nation states seems dicey. The borderless transactions between people and the ease of sharing thoughts, emotions, goods and services has no doubt led to a world of comfort. It seems imperative to look into whether such ease of transactions and comfort at the feet of people is worthy enough to compromise data and security. When it comes to security of individuals, there are International and National treaties and legislations respectively. Budapest Convention, General Data Protection Regulation, The Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act, etc. Though there are a few laws to deal with cyber crime and individuals no law can be seen with regard to ‘cyberwar’