Multi-governance Model of New Cybercrime under the Risk of New Technologies Risks and Responses

With the rapid development of science and technology, cyberspace has become the main position for new types of criminal activities, and new types of cybercrime, with its non-contact, inter-temporal and covert characteristics, have posed a serious challenge to the traditional mode of crime governance. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the specific manifestations of new technology risks and the characteristics of new cybercrime under new technology risks, explore the ways of coping with new cybercrime under the traditional governance model, summarise the transformation paths of the new cybercrime governance model of the public force model, the private force model, and the multi-dimensional common governance model, and analyse in depth its potential risks and coping strategies. This paper summarises three apparent risks, including privacy leakage risk, system security risk and fraud risk, as well as three potential risks caused by the diversity of governance subjects, the coordination difficulties, the balance between data sharing and privacy protection, and the rapid changes in new cybercrime and the lagging behind of governance means, and puts forward three potential risks accordingly, namely, strengthening the principle of openness and standardisation, cultivating highly skilled and complex talents, and perfecting governmental governance. Accordingly, three measures are proposed to strengthen the principle of openness and standardisation, cultivate high-tech talents and improve the governmental governance mechanism, providing theoretical support and practical guidance for the construction of an efficient and coordinated new cybercrime governance system.