Cyber Crimes
Decree Law No. 3 of 2003 and its amendments concerning the regulation of the telecommunications sector.
Decree Law Federal No. (34) of 2021 concerning the combating of rumors and electronic crimes.
Decree No. 45 of 2021 Regarding the Protection of Personal Data.
Presidential Decree No. (46) of the year 2021 concerning electronic transactions and trust services.
The Ministerial Decision No. (1) of the year 2008 regarding the issuance of the regulation for the provision of electronic authentication services.
Law No. (26) of the year 2015 regarding the publication and exchange of data in the Emirate of Dubai.
Cybercrime has increasingly become a growing challenge in our modern world, where its threats escalate along with technological advancements and the increasing use of the internet in our daily lives. From data theft to electronic fraud, it has become essential for individuals and businesses to have effective legal means to combat this type of crime and protect their rights. In this context, Juma Al Naqbi Advocates & Legal Consultants stands out as one of the leading firms in the United Arab Emirates, where specialized legal advice and services are provided in the field of cybercrime, backed by extensive expertise and a deep understanding of this advanced field.
What are electronic crimes?
Cyber Crimes They constitute a serious threat committed via the Internet or digital means, targeting individuals and companies, and include:
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Electronic Fraud: Execution of fraudulent financial transactions or theft of funds via the internet..
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Electronic Blackmail: Threatening victims by publishing private information in exchange for money.
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Cryptocurrency Crimes: Hacking digital wallets or using cryptocurrencies for illegal activities.
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Hacking and Data Theft: Unauthorized access to systems for the theft of sensitive information for illegal purposes.
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Posting Illegal Content: Like defamation, the dissemination of misleading information or harmful content.
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The UAE legislation for combating electronic crimes
The United Arab Emirates places significant importance on combating electronic crimes, and it has established a strict legal framework to ensure the protection of individuals and institutions. Among the most prominent legislations:
- The decree stipulated by Federal Law Number 34 of the year 2021. In the matter of combating rumors and electronic crimes, which comprehensively addresses all types of electronic crimes and defines the deterrent penalties.
- In addition to other laws related to the protection of personal data, intellectual property rights, and the privacy of digital information.
In the office Juma Al Naqbi We possess a deep understanding of these local and international regulations, which enables us to provide the best legal solutions for our clients, whether they are victims or defendants in cases of electronic crimes.
Juma Al Naqbi Advocates & Legal Consultants in cases of cybercrimes
Juma Al Naqbi Advocates & Legal Consultants It has specialized experience in dealing with cybercrimes, as we provide a range of legal services that include:
- Specialization in Complex Legal IssuesWe have complete knowledge of how to analyze digital evidence and monitor illegal electronic activities, and we provide strong legal arguments before the courts.
- Negotiation with Legal and Regulatory AuthoritiesWe have extensive experience in dealing with the relevant authorities in the United Arab Emirates, such as the Dubai Police and Abu Dhabi Police, to expedite investigation processes and ensure the recovery of rights.
- A Team of Specialized Multi-Disciplinary ProfessionalsOur office includes specialized lawyers in criminal law, in addition to experts in information technology and network security, which enables us to provide comprehensive legal solutions that encompass all aspects of the case.
- Protection of the Rights of Individuals and CompaniesWe mean the defense of individuals who have been subjected to fraud or defamation via the Internet, and we support companies that face electronic threats that may harm their reputation or sensitive data.
