The regularization of computer laws has become widespread in the last decade.
Legislation is varied, mainly in the criminal area.
Propositions, memos and Israeli versions in the area of computer laws were already processed in the previous decade, despite the school of thought that warned of the demonization of computers and claimed that there was no cause for special laws concerning computers. The topic of damage to computers is not addressed explicitly in any Western constitution, although it was suggested within the American legal constitution. The inclination is to uphold a legal system, which draws from constitutional norms, the aim of which is to protect computers' inherent interests by interdisciplinary legislation, or by means of a separate framework as in Israel. This legislative system is an exception compared to what is common abroad. Full treatment of computers within a single framework, rather than scattered amendments.