Computerization of life has not only positive but also negative sides.
Today there is an avalanche-like increase in computer-related crime.
These criminal offences usually have more "long-range" goals and are
complex organized criminal activities of an economic nature.States now
acknowledge the growth of computer crime, particularly in the financial
and credit sector; the information space is used to foment ethnic and
religious hatred; there is a trend towards the militarization of the
information space and an increase in the information arms race, which
threatens international peace, security and stability; however,
effective measures to combat this type of criminal offence in the
arsenal of law enforcement agencies are very limited, and those that
exist are used in an extremely ineffective manner.In order to develop
effective measures to combat this type of crime, it is necessary to
continue to study the theory and practice of applying the law on
computer crime, including those related to the economic sphere.