Russian Federation
Cybercrime is a special phenomenon of modern society. Identification, documentation and disclosure of crimes committed using digital technologies is the result of complex and integrated work of all government bodies of the Russian Federation, carried out in interaction with organizations with various forms of ownership. The decision taken by the country's leadership to create a specialized unit to combat the illegal use of information and communication technologies is intended to solve many problems associated with the high level of cybercrime in Russia. A wide range of problems is due not only to the complex mechanism for committing cybercrimes, but also to the existing gaps in the legal regulation of legal relations related to ensuring the safety of people’s personal data, as well as the use by criminals of many available means of anonymizing individuals.
operational investigative activities, information technologies, information and telecommunication technologies, identification, documentation and disclosure of cybercrimes.
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