Cybercrime As A Challenge To Modern Society: Problems Of Understanding And Counteraction

This study aims to analyze the challenges associated with cybercrime in contemporary society.The primary goal is to understand the issues in the perception and counteraction of cybercrime, as well as to identify key aspects and its impact on modern society.We employed a comprehensive methodological approach, including literature analysis, statistical reviews, examination of legislation, and official reports on cybercrime.Interviews were conducted with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement agencies.Additionally, cyber-attack cases and legal decisions on cybercrimes were analyzed.Key aspects of cybercrime were identified, including threats to individuals, corporations, and government structures.Typical attack methods and their evolution were determined.The study also revealed complexities in perceiving cyber threats and effectively countering them, partly due to the rapid development of technologies and the globalization of cybercrime.Cybercrime poses a significant challenge to modern society, necessitating a comprehensive and multi-level approach to counteraction.Awareness of threats, education for the public and professionals, and improvement of the legal framework are key steps toward effectively combating cybercrime.The research underscores the need for continuous updates to counteraction strategies and collaboration between government agencies, the private sector, and the international community.

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European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary Sciences
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.15405/epms.2024.09.59
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Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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Cybercrime As A Challenge To Modern Society: Problems Of Understanding And Counteraction

Aizan Sugaipova
European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary Sciences
Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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Cybercrime As A Challenge To Modern Society: Problems Of Understanding And Counteraction

Aizan Sugaipova
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Abstract

This study aims to analyze the challenges associated with cybercrime in contemporary society.The primary goal is to understand the issues in the perception and counteraction of cybercrime, as well as to identify key aspects and its impact on modern society.We employed a comprehensive methodological approach, including literature analysis, statistical reviews, examination of legislation, and official reports on cybercrime.Interviews were conducted with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement agencies.Additionally, cyber-attack cases and legal decisions on cybercrimes were analyzed.Key aspects of cybercrime were identified, including threats to individuals, corporations, and government structures.Typical attack methods and their evolution were determined.The study also revealed complexities in perceiving cyber threats and effectively countering them, partly due to the rapid development of technologies and the globalization of cybercrime.Cybercrime poses a significant challenge to modern society, necessitating a comprehensive and multi-level approach to counteraction.Awareness of threats, education for the public and professionals, and improvement of the legal framework are key steps toward effectively combating cybercrime.The research underscores the need for continuous updates to counteraction strategies and collaboration between government agencies, the private sector, and the international community.

European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary SciencesVol. 4
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Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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