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Cybercrime as a Criminology Matter

According to some global Police and security associations, any abnormalities in the cyberspace are
recognized as a crime. Those occurrences are normally described in some legal regulation, so skillful
Police officers can determine a sort of the criminality and suggested punishments. The way which leads
from the initial information to case conclusion must be crossed with investigation procedures that serve
to make the case by the accepted laws. From expert’s point of the view, the policing is a multidisciplinary
area as it involves both – natural and social sciences professionals. Indeed, anyone in such an
organization has some role and the main imperative is to assure solidarity between the staffing that
serves for the same mission.

Considerations and Impacts

Some findings suggest that the cybercrime costs the global economy more than 5% of the world’s gross
product. Those are very wasted finances and if there would be a method to save those losses many
people would be happy and secure. The high-tech attacks are the real disaster of the modern time and
true headache to many governments over the world. Indeed, one of the ultimate challenges to nowadays
criminology is how to reduce a rate of that offense as the population across the globe could work
peacefully in order to impact a total productivity and effectiveness to their societies.

Conclusion

Asymmetric landscape has challenged the world throughout history as it brings a disbalance to many
spheres of the lives and works. It’s obvious than ever the security could be the most significant tendency
in the future as the overall world literally creeps for better days. This century is an age of the challenges,
so the entire defense community is needed to be united in order to protect global values and standards.

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