The Randomization of Digital Law between Object and Purpose

Nowadays, there is a wide range of uses for technology in the most varied spheres of practical life. An important highlight is the emergence of a new law in the field of legislation, namely Digital Law. This phenomenon has its foundations solidified in various corporate instruments, whether public or private, both of which have important institutional reflexes in the information society.This society is characterized by access to compiled data and the processing of this data in the production of information systems. We would like to highlight the focus given to current compliance, information security and electronic security systems.All this phenomenology leads us to understand the bias of this expansion in the job market and its counterpoint with the expansion of Digital Law, which in short offers a wider space and with demands from internal alternatives that are more connected to the information society and its desires and its simpler peculiarities within the spectrum of its socio-legal nature.The inductive method is used, with preliminary bibliographical and documentary research on the subject.

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Paulo Rogério Venâncio dos Santos. Law degree from UFSC - Federal University of Santa Catarina. Specialist in Public, Tax, Compliance, Digital and International Law.Lucas Eustáquio de Paiva Silva. Doctorate in Education from UFMG - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Postgraduate lecturer in Digital Law.