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Describing laws we should mention that understanding of importance of problems of jurisdiction is necessary nowadays. Other factor, hampering hard and rapid determination of cybercrime, is a jurisdiction dilemma. For example, we need to answer on a question in terms of Identity theft, who should be responsible for fixing and restoring the victims credit and good name. This answer has dual nature, because there are cases when individuals should be responsible for own protection and they can spoil their good name by own irresponsible attitude to details connected with computer sphere, but sometimes different companies should protect individuals and be responsible for their good name and trust. For example, if someone attacks you, it necessary to register a crime wherein an attack happened actually and it will give you possibility to receive help from different organizations that works in sphere of computer based crime prevention.
Coming from the considered problems it is possible to make an effort define possible ways of problem’s decision. Society self comes to the conclusion that a trust and safety behave to main supports of informative society. For providing of effective counteraction of this type of crimes efforts only at national level are not enough. Development, standardization and standardization of legislation and programmatic facilities, is needed, allowing to determine a location and establishment of personality of criminals, illegal using computer networks and global telecommunication systems, as countries try to do it signing European convention on a fight with cybercrimes.
It was also desirable to accent attention on the decision of problem of standardization of legislation of countries, participating in an informative exchange. Without single requirements to proofs not a single court of not a single country acknowledges proof information, if they will be collected in other country on laws, contradicting laws of inquiring country. For this purpose it is necessary already now to conduct the analysis of problem of interface of national legislation of separate countries in part, regulative questions informative safety, with that to provide compatible classification of offences in the field of informative safety and responsibility, arising up in connection with the feasance of actions, classified as criminal. buy research paper
Why is it so important to develop the model determination of cybercrimes? If we will not use identical – or, at least, substantially not different – determinations, single fitting for cybercrimes IT- personnel, users of computers and victims, constabularies, detectives, accusers and judges will be impossible. Brenner (2007) explained that the capture of reliable statistical data, intended for the analysis of methods of feasance of cybercrimes and tendencies of cybercrimes will be also impossible. Benson and Rosenthal (1997) explained that the analysis of criminality allows law enforcement authorities more effectively to distribute resources and to develop its own strategies for fight. Frequently, hardness the leaders of law enforcement authorities to ground the requirements of additional assignations in a budget (on the specialized personnel, teaching, equipment etc.) without reliable statistical information. Standard determinations and talking for itself statistical information is also needed for wide illumination in society of cybercrime’s problem and bringing in of public to the fight against it. Analysis of criminality – basis of its warning; classification of meeting types of crimes, finding out of the most typical time and place of their feasance, exposure of conformities to law of their feasance, is needed for development of strategies of their successful prevention. For the end of this paper I want to say that in many cases people or companies become victims of computer criminals due to own unconcern and such irresponsible attitude to information allow criminals to continue their well-organized activity and also create new variation of computer based crimes.

 
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