W referacie przedstawiono ogólny model cyberprzestrzeni państwa, który tworzy swoista synteza: technosfery (teleinformatycznej platformy), infosfery (systemu multimediów) oraz systemu użytkowników. Ponadto omówiono możliwe i prawdopodobne sytuacje konfliktowe w cyberprzestrzeni: infowar, cyberwar, netwar i cyberterroryzm. (abstrakt oryginalny)
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In the report, the model of cyberspace state was introduced. The model was shaped by EU infrastructure. Both individual and the institutional users of European cybernetic space (EPC) are risked by informative threats, among which the threats of the cyber-terroristic are the most dangerous. In the analyses, the level of development of the European informative society, as well the initiatives of EU in range of growth of safety the EPC was introduced. The network of cybernetics idea was shown as a basic routine for systems analysis in developing cyberspace. (original abstract)
Omówiono istotę społeczeństwa informacyjnego i jego miejsce w Unii Europejskiej. Następnie podjęto problem zidentyfikowania barier (prawnych, o charakterze społecznym, instytucjonalnych) przeszkadzających w rozwoju społeczeństwa informacyjnego w Polsce, w aspekcie programu "eEurope", i przyszłego członkostwa Polski w UE. Wskazano także alternatywne sposoby eliminacji tychże barier.
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Fully developed countries are characterised by a strong tendency to move from work and capital based economies to the knowledge based one. Knowledge, information and information technologies designed to search, gather, select, store and process information play a fundamental role in the knowledge-based economy. All institutions and entities that function materially are subject to the deep transformations. Their virtual equivalents that perform the same functions have been established resulting in changes in the economic and social relations. Information society is being created. It is characterised by the significant access to information, and ability to create, absorb, transfer and utilise information in order to accelerate the socio-economic development. The necessity of building a common information society is one of the most important tasks of the European Union, implemented by means of the "eEurope" programme approved in Lisbon in 2000. The challenges mentioned above concern Poland as well. Aspiring to the membership in the European Union, Poland should make an effort and find means to create an information society in order to be included into the economies recognising knowledge and information as the most important growth factors. This attitude will let decrease the civilisation gap, improve the competitive position and help enter the group of developed countries. However, some institutional adjustments and elimination of numerous barriers that disturb Polish development of information society are necessary. The article aims at identifying these barriers in the aspect of the "eEurope" programme and the future membership of Poland in the European Union, and at suggesting some alternative ways to eliminate them. (original abstract)
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