Some aspects of defining the cybercrime prevention mechanism

Abstract

Cybercrime poses a serious threat to society in today’s digital world, with the surge in information and communication technology usage leading to an increase in cyber-attacks, fraud, and crimes against digital systems and personal information. As new societal relations develop, so does criminality. Key elements include legislative regulation, specialized law enforcement agencies, training for investigators and judges, technical means for detection, and international cooperation. Combatting cybercrime requires a dynamic and destructive phenomenon, necessitating improvements in the legal framework for effective control and resistance to this modern form of criminality.