CYBERSECURITY IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION CONCERNING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY DISPUTES

This paper explores cybersecurity in international commercial arbitration with a focus on intellectual property disputes. With the rise of digitalization and the application of new technologies in legal processes, information security has become an integral part of efficient dispute resolution. The paper examines the main risks associated with traditional communication methods such as email and cloud services, as well as the new challenges facing arbitration in the context of cyber threats. Special attention is given to international standards and cybersecurity protocols, such as the ICCA-NYC BAR-CPR Cybersecurity Protocol for International Arbitration, as well as platforms designed specifically to ensure confidentiality and data protection in arbitration. The paper analyzes practical measures that all arbitration participants must take to minimize cyber risks, as well as the role of technology in enhancing security in intellectual property disputes.