ESSAY:Cybersecurity Policies Without Borders Unlike countries, the Internet is not confined to specific national borders or geopolitical boundaries defying traditional governance. Perform research and answer the following questions: Who can make the laws applicable to cyberspace and cybersecurity? What laws apply once cybercrime crosses national and international boundaries? Why are they important? Who creates policy and enforces these laws? Provide examples within your paper. Your paper should be three to five pages in length and in APA format.

HOMEWORK 8DYNAMIC LINKED LISTS WITH POINTERSWrite a C program that willcalculate the gross pay of a set of employees.  Note thatthere are two items that will help you with this assignment.   1) Please use thetemplate provide in the Homework 8 folder.  Use this template"as is" to jump start your success in completing thishomework.  It should compile and run right out the box.  2) Read this PowerPoint presentation that will help youbetter understand how the template code works.  Run it in slideshow mode.  C_Link_Lists1.pptWHATYOU NEED TO DO:The program should prompt the userto enter the number of hours each employee worked. When prompted, key in thehours shown below.The program determines the overtimehours (anything over 40 hours), the gross pay and then outputs a table in thefollowing format. Column alignment, leading zeros in Clock#, and zerosuppression in float fields is important. Use 1.5 as the overtime pay factor. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name Clock#  Wage  Hours OT  Gross  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------  Connie Cobol  098401 10.60  51.0  11.0  598.90  Mary Apl 526488  9.75 42.5  2.5  426.56  Frank  Fortran 765349 10.50  37.0  0.0  388.50  Jeff Ada 034645  12.25 45.0  5.0  581.88  Anton  Pascal 127615 8.35  0.0 0.0  0.00You should implement this programusing the following structure to store the information for each employee.  structemployee  {   char  first_name [10];   char last_name  [10];   long  id_number;   float wage;   float hours;   float overtime;   float gross;     struct employee *next;  };Create a linked list of structures using the following data:  ConnieCobol  98401  10.60    Mary Apl 526488  9.75  Frank Fortran  765349  10.50  Jeff Ada 34645  12.25  Anton Pascal  127615  8.35Unlike previous homework, you need to prompt the user for all of the aboveinformation, ... and you still need to prompt for the hours worked for eachemployee.Hint: Use one or two scanf statements to read in the first andlast names with the %s format.  Get the data above from theterminal, and for each one: get dynamic memory, using malloc, for an employee node put the employee data in the dynamic memory node link the nodes with pointers in the above orderAfter the list pointers are in placeyou must get at the second and later instances of the structure by going fromthe first structure down the chain of list pointers.Then, for each employee, read in thehours worked from the terminal. Do all appropriate computations, and write outthe table.You do not need an array of structures like you used in homework 6 and7.  Use the template and dynamically allocate linked list nodes asneeded.  Your code should work for any numberof employees, and that is how the template is designed.  Tip:  Use left justification to line up character array name values... for example:  %-10.10s  or  %-10sRemember:  Use the Template!Challenge:  Reading Chapter 16, see if you can read the information from a file instead ofthe screen.  You can skip reading data from the screen is you decideto do the challenge.Homework 8 TemplateTry this example and use it as aguide to your last homework (number 8).  You just really need to expandupon it.Add the missing members to the struct employee type, and add functions asneeded (such as ones to calculate overtime and gross pay).I added comments in green below that start with TODO to indicate what needs tochange.Relax, its OK if you use this codeas is and then expand from it ... you have my permission to use all of it.#include <stdio.h>#include <stdlib.h>  /* for malloc */#include <ctype.h>struct employee  {  int id_number;  float wage;    /*TODO - Add other members */  struct employee *next;  };/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*//* *//* FUNCTION:  print_list *//*  *//* DESCRIPTION:  This function will print the contents of alinked  *//*  list.  It will traverse the list from beginning tothe  *//*  end, printing the contents ateach node.  *//* *//* PARAMETERS:  emp1 - pointer to a linked list  *//*  *//* OUTPUTS:  None *//* *//* CALLS:  None  *//* *//*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/void print_list(struct employee*emp1){  struct employee *tmp;  /* tmp pointer value to current node */  int i = 0; /* counts the nodesprinted  */  /* Start a beginning of list andprint out each value  */  /* loop until tmp points to null(remember null is 0 or false)  */  for(tmp = emp1; tmp ; tmp =tmp->next)  {  i++;  /* TODO - print other membersas well */  printf("\nEmployee ID: %6d,Wage: %8.2f\n",tmp->id_number,  tmp->wage);  }  printf("\n\nTotal Number ofEmployees = %d\n", i);}/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*//*  *//* FUNCTION:  main *//* *//* DESCRIPTION:  This function will prompt the user for anemployee  *//*  id and wage until the userindicates they are finished.  *//*  At that point, a list of id andwages will be  *//*  generated.  *//* *//* PARAMETERS:  None *//* *//* OUTPUTS:  None *//* *//* CALLS:  print_list *//*  *//*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/int main (){  char answer[80];  /* to see if the user wantsto add more employees */  int more_data = 1;  /* flag to check if anotheremployee is to be processed */  char value;  /* gets the first characterof answer */  struct employee *current_ptr,  /* pointer to current node */  *head_ptr;  /* always points to first node */  /* Set up storage for first node */  head_ptr = (struct employee *) malloc(sizeof(struct employee));  current_ptr = head_ptr;  while (more_data)  {    /* TODO - Prompt for Employee Name andHours as well here */  /* Read in Employee ID and Hourly Wage */  printf("\nEnter employee ID:");  scanf("%i", & current_ptr-> id_number);  printf("\nEnter employee hourlywage: ");  scanf("%f", & current_ptr-> wage);  printf("Would you like to addanother employee? (y/n): ");  scanf("%s", answer);  /* Ask user if they want to add another employee*/  if ((value = toupper(answer[0])) !='Y')  {  current_ptr->next = (structemployee *) NULL;  more_data = 0;   }  else  {  /* set the next pointer ofthe current node to point to the new node */  current_ptr->next = (structemployee *) malloc (sizeof(struct employee));  /* move the current nodepointer to the new node */  current_ptr = current_ptr->next;  }  } /* while */  /* print out listing of all employee id's andwages that were entered */  print_list(head_ptr);  printf("\n\nEnd of program\n");  return 0;}