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    ANGAJAMENTELE SERVICIULUI DE INFORMAŢII ŞI SECURITATE AL REPUBLICII MOLDOVA ÎN PREVENIREA ŞI CONTRACARAREA TERORISMULUI
    (CEP USM, 2016) Bencheci, Marcel; Pîrţac, Grigore; Hîrbu-Bencheci, Diana
    Under the national law, the Intelligence and Security Service (SIS) of the Republic of Moldova has one of the most important place in the system of state security. The law on Combating Terrorism designates SIS as a national authority to combat terrorism. Its text shapes contact institution with security structures of the European Community with which it established relationships. Talks were also held with representatives of the management Security Directorate of the European Commission and the Security Office of the General Secretariat of the EU Council. Policy makers operating to fight terrorism are geared towards constantly identifying, monitoring and evaluating risks and trends, as well as terrorist threats to the national security of the Republic of Moldova, protecting national territory, citizens and foreigners who visit our country, preventing the involvement of Moldovan citizens and foreign residents in activities related to international terrorism, prohibiting the creation and functioningof the bases for training and rehabilitation of terrorists, participating in international efforts to prevent and counter terrorism. In combating international terrorism, Moldova has a priority to ensure close cooperation with similar bodies in other countries and, in particular, organizing collaboration and information exchange with Europol, Interpol and other relevant institutions responsible for the preventing and neutralizing actions committed by international terrorist organizations that could penetrate into the territory of Moldova.
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    Efectele criminalității cibernetice asupra securității naționale a Republicii Moldova
    (Editura USM, 2024) Bencheci, Marcel; Panfilii, Nicolae; Hîrbu-Bencheci, Diana
    Ensuring the informational security and cyber protection of the Republic of Moldova is a state obligation. The situation that has arisen recently in the post-Soviet space, including audiovisual informational re-sources from the Russian Federation, has begun to have a particularly negative impact on the observance of human rights, state security, and the consolidation of the status of a sovereign, independent, and integral state. The effects of cybercrime on national security derive from the way technology is used by hostile elements and malicious individuals. Currently, cybercrime is no longer significant beyond the fields of IT risk management and law enforcement.