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Cybercrime is commonplace. As a rule, Cybercrime is not noticed at all or not immediately. Many different phenomena can be summarized under the keyword cybercrime, and the various parties involved have different interests. Cybercrime is often understood to include hacking, phishing, computer fraud, identity theft, data theft, data corruption, interception of communications, but also the spread of viruses and other malware. As a law firm, we support you in such cases.
As a individual or entrepreneur you want to protect yourself preventively against possible effects of cybercrime. If it is already too late, it is about not destroying any evidence and collecting everything that is relevant. Depending on the balance of interests, it may be necessary to go to an authority (e.g. a data protection officer or the public prosecutor's office). If the attack has taken place from within the company, questions arise about how to deal with the perpetrator, how to deal with any image problems, how to adapt processes or how to train staff. We offer you a professional communication strategy.
Roughly speaking, the aim is on the one hand to arrest cybercriminals, often referred to as hackers (criminal hackers are called "black hats"), and on the other hand to prevent hacker attacks and data theft. Other long-running problems are copyright infringements through file sharing, hacking and computer or Internet fraud.
If one is on the side of the assaulted person or company, questions regarding incident response, preservation of evidence, dealing with the perpetrators, authorities and media as well as prevention must be answered. Our experience as legal representatives on both sides benefits you.
As computer activist or as defendant you want to protect your rights in a trial. So-called «white hats» are often confronted with criminal accusations, even though there is no criminal intent behind their actions. In order to be comprehensively defended, no matter whether you are a cyber activist, a white or a black hat, you need sound technical know-how. It is essential to be able to present these technical aspects to third parties so that they can be understood by everyone, including laypersons.
Due to our wide experience with technology and our specific knowledge about computer and network technology, we can offer you comprehensive advice. Frequent topics are protection against cybercriminals from a technical and organizational point of view. In addition, there are legal aspects, e.g. regarding liability issues or compliance with the Data Protection Act. If you are on the «dark side» as a defendant, then questions arise as to whether the acts are at all punishable and whether they can be proven.
As a individual or entrepreneur you want to protect yourself preventively against possible effects of cybercrime. If it is already too late, it is about not destroying any evidence and collecting everything that is relevant. Depending on the balance of interests, it may be necessary to go to an authority (e.g. a data protection officer or the public prosecutor's office). If the attack has taken place from within the company, questions arise about how to deal with the perpetrator, how to deal with any image problems, how to adapt processes or how to train staff. We offer you a professional communication strategy.
Roughly speaking, the aim is on the one hand to arrest cybercriminals, often referred to as hackers (criminal hackers are called "black hats"), and on the other hand to prevent hacker attacks and data theft. Other long-running problems are copyright infringements through file sharing, hacking and computer or Internet fraud.
If one is on the side of the assaulted person or company, questions regarding incident response, preservation of evidence, dealing with the perpetrators, authorities and media as well as prevention must be answered. Our experience as legal representatives on both sides benefits you.
As computer activist or as defendant you want to protect your rights in a trial. So-called «white hats» are often confronted with criminal accusations, even though there is no criminal intent behind their actions. In order to be comprehensively defended, no matter whether you are a cyber activist, a white or a black hat, you need sound technical know-how. It is essential to be able to present these technical aspects to third parties so that they can be understood by everyone, including laypersons.
Due to our wide experience with technology and our specific knowledge about computer and network technology, we can offer you comprehensive advice. Frequent topics are protection against cybercriminals from a technical and organizational point of view. In addition, there are legal aspects, e.g. regarding liability issues or compliance with the Data Protection Act. If you are on the «dark side» as a defendant, then questions arise as to whether the acts are at all punishable and whether they can be proven.