The upcoming December vote for a UN cybercrime treaty is positioned to be a significant milestone in global efforts to combat cybercrime. However, the future of this treaty remains uncertain, particularly with Trump's stance on international agreements. Key points include: - The increasing prevalence of cybercriminal activities worldwide necessitates cohesive international policies. - Skepticism exists regarding the UN's effectiveness, especially from nations reluctant to collaborate on extradition laws for suspected cybercriminals. - The effectiveness of the treaty may also face challenges if major nations refuse to align with the new regulations. Overall, aligning global efforts and ensuring the enforcement of a treaty that could benefit many nations depends on overcoming political barriers and skepticism about the UN's relevance.