The law found in the treaties and international agreements among nations binding the parties but not necessarily being a part of the body of international law binding all nations. Cybercrime is a growing concern to countries at all levels of development and affects both, buyers and sellers. While 154 countries (79 percent) have enacted cybercrime legislation, the pattern varies by region: Europe has the highest adoption rate (93 percent) and Asia and the Pacific have the lowest (55 percent). The evolving cybercrime landscape and resulting skills gaps are a significant challenge for law enforcement agencies and prosecutors, especially for cross-border enforcement.