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Access to audio-visual and digitized heritage is crucial for the economy and overall well-being. It also offers important avenues for the development of creativity and intercultural dialogue, shaping people’s identity and contributing to cultural diversity. Yet the rise of the digital sector has also been accompanied by the proliferation of cyber or computer-related crime. Therefore, the harmonization of cybercrime legislation has widely been discussed in different international fora. At the same time, the protection of digital content has become a highly important issue in the context of the expanding policies aimed at ensuring public, open access to digitized resources for non-commercial, educational, and cultural purposes. This article offers an overview of these topical questions, with specific reference to the EU Digital Single Market. LEGAL COMMENTARIES * Katarzyna Chałubińska-Jentkiewicz is Associate Professor and Chief of Department of Cybersecurity Law and New Technologies Law at the Law Institute of the War Studies University in Warsaw, Poland. She also serves as Director of the Academic Centre for Cybersecurity Policy at this university. She is a member of the Digitization Council (for the term 2019-2021) at Poland’s Ministry of Digital Affairs. In 2011-2017, she served as Deputy Director of the National Audio-visual Institute, a public institution responsible for digitization and the dissemination of audio-visual heritage. Her research expertise covers cyber security, the law of new technologies, information security, development of electronic media, protection of intellectual property, and digitization. The author wishes to acknowledge that this article has been prepared as a result of cooperation in realization of the research project, entitled “The Polish Cybersecurity System – A Model of Legal Solutions” (Agreement MON No. GB/4/2018/208/2018/DA), granted by the Ministry of National Defence. Santander Art and Culture Law Review 2/2020 (6): 279-292 DOI: 10.4467/2450050XSNR.20.020.13023

Digital Single Market. Cyber Threats and the Protection of Digital Contents: An Overview