图书馆数据库建设亟待加强管理协调发展

全面规划,统一调控,建设高质量的特色数据库。     

信息时代公安教育新视野

公安教育是国民教育体系的一个重要组成部分 ,而传统的公安教育模式已不能适应信息时代的要求。公安教育信息化应是信息时代公安教育的基本发展方向。本文从此角度出发 ,对信息时代的公安教育体制、信息化教育方式、公安教育信息化规律、信息开发与网络安全建设等问题进行了初步探讨。     

论社区警务改革

我们进行社区警务改革 ,就是要通过社区警务的全面实施 ,真正使我国公安工作实现由被动型向主动型转变 ,由打击型向打击与防范型转变 ;由管理型向服务型转变。农村和城市的情况不尽相同 ,故在实行社区警务改革时也应有所侧重或区别。     

论公安专用网络建设与信息安全的管理

近年来,全国各地公安机关正在不断加大信息化建设的力度并已初见成效,但随着公安计算机通讯网络的发展和相继互联,公安业务的警用信息化建设和信息安全管理方面的问题也日益突出。因此,及时有效地解决公安网络建设和警用信息管理中出现的新问题,才能促使公安信息化建设得到健康有序的发展。     

强化图书馆信息素养教育

知识经济时代,图书馆信息素养教育不仅关系到图书馆事业的发展方向和美好前景,而且在推动人类社会的发展、进步中有着它独特的重要意义。创办信息文化中心,为社会公众进行信息素养教育服务,是图书馆的重要职责之一。     

警务改革的原动力-犯罪现象与警务改革

目前 ,面对日益严峻的国际犯罪形势 ,世界各国对如何有效地预防和控制犯罪 ,给予了越来越多的关注 ,并在世界范围内揭起了第四次警务改革 ,即以“主动警务”为特征的警务革命———社区警务。使警务活动从管理型向行动型转变 ,从静态管理向动态管理转变。使警察与社区和居民之间进一步保持直接的接触 ,使警察能够利用自己所掌握的信息、知识 ,发挥才智 ,与社区居民一道共同寻求解决社区治安问题的办法。鼓励有关警方采取多种多样的巡逻措施 ,不同程度地满足公众在安全和秩序方面的特殊需要 ,从而实现警务方式变被动式为主动式的最终目标。     

浅谈校园网建设

校园网络建设是校园信息化建设的基本条件之一 ,在校园网络建设过程中应注意设计原则、设计目标、设计思想等问题     

Balancing data protection and privacy – The case of information security sensor systems

This article analyses government deployment of information security sensor systems from primarily a European human rights perspective. Sensor systems are designed to detect attacks against information networks by analysing network traffic and comparing this traffic to known attack-vectors, suspicious traffic profiles or content, while also recording attacks and providing information for the prevention of future attacks. The article examines how these sensor systems may be one way of ensuring the necessary protection of personal data stored in government IT-systems, helping governments fulfil positive obligations with regards to data protection under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (The Charter), as well as data protection and IT-security requirements established in EU-secondary law. It concludes that the implementation of sensor systems illustrates the need to balance data protection against the negative privacy obligations of the state under the ECHR and the Charter and the accompanying need to ensure that surveillance of communications and associated metadata reach established principles of legality and proportionality. The article highlights the difficulty in balancing these positive and negative obligations, makes recommendations on the scope of such sensor systems and the legal safeguards surrounding them to ensure compliance with European human rights law and concludes that there is a risk of privatised policymaking in this field barring further guidance in EU-secondary law or case law.     

European national news

This article tracks developments at the national level in key European countries in the area of IT and communications and provides a concise alerting service of important national developments. It is co-ordinated by Herbert Smith Freehills LLP and contributed to by firms across Europe. This column provides a concise alerting service of important national developments in key European countries. Part of its purpose is to complement the Journal's feature articles and briefing notes by keeping readers abreast of what is currently happening ``on the ground'' at a national level in implementing EU level legislation and international conventions and treaties. Where an item of European National News is of particular significance, CLSR may also cover it in more detail in the current or a subsequent edition.