The Government’s Role in Addressing Cybercrime In The Development of Information Technology Has Changed

The rapid evolution of information technology has transformed cybercrime, prompting a reevaluation of the government's role in addressing this threat. This study investigates the government's evolving approach to combating cybercrime in response to dynamic technology. It aims to identify key changes in policies, strategies, and regulations over time through literature review, policy analysis, and case studies. Findings indicate a shift from reactive to proactive measures, with a focus on flexible, adaptive, and collaborative strategies. Governments now emphasize public-private partnerships and international cooperation to counter cyber threats. This research enhances understanding of how governments adjust their strategies amid evolving technology, highlighting the need for proactive, collaborative, and adaptable approaches to safeguard digital infrastructure and data.