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This research work is based on the problems related to the increase in the number of registered complaints of computer crimes, which negatively affects the perception of citizen insecurity and the procedural overload in the justice system, there being a need on the part of the State to address this problem. In response to this, considering that data have been collected that demonstrate that the Immediate Process has obtained effective results in the justice system, the objective of this research work is to expose the viable application of the Immediate Process as an effective tool for the processing of the crimes of Computer Fraud and Proposals to children and adolescents for sexual purposes through technological means regulated by Law No. 30096 -- Computer Crime Law. For this, the crime figures, procedural overload of the justice system, citizen insecurity and the growth of complaints for computer crimes are observed in order to show the problem to be addressed. Then an analysis of the Immediate Process is carried out, in addition, the results obtained in its application in the justice system are observed. Subsequently, an analysis of the crimes of Computer Fraud and Proposals to children and adolescents for sexual purposes through technological means is carried out. Finally, through an analysis of cases related to the aforementioned computer crimes, it is possible to expose the viability of the Immediate Process for the effective prosecution of these computer crimes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aware of the benefits generated by the current relationship, society-technologies-law, It was noted threats and vulnerabilities to the new behaviors generated in this context. Highlighting the legal responsibility for information management within the companies. It describes an analytical process centered on the regulatory legal framework of Argentina and the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime. This report present some techniques used as threats to obtain unauthorized information, causing data loss and some typical cases recognized at the public level. It is important to note that the concept of "social engineering" and "computer engineering" should be clarified. Due to what is exposed there is an urgent claim to think and propose adequate strategies from the legal point of view, to strengthen the problems generated by avoiding the potential risks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Art. 197 bis moved to the Criminal Code the obligation to punish the unlawful computer access in the fight against the attacks on information systems. It does, however, placing the new offence among other crimes against the privacy, which can make it difficult to understand what these crimes involve and what is the real interest to be protected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The legal world and society today face a new kind of crime: cyber crime. Although this has been a topic of discussion since the 1980s, it was not until 2009 when Colombia enacted the Law of 1273 which serves a tool to punish those who carry out cyber crimes and to provide new legal protections to information and data. This law presents new challenges for the administration of justice in the criminal prosecution of cyber crime. This article uses advanced qualitative research to describe the legal effectiveness of the prosecution of cybercrime in the Judicial District of Villavicencio (Meta). Such work involved interviewing public officials (prosecutors) and the use of the right of request for access to public information. The study confirms the thesis of critical criminology, which considers the perpetration of a criminal offense insufficient to ensure effective realization of criminal prosecution which is, according to this theory, selective. The partial conclusion of this work is that the Colombian penal system is failing to recognize cyber crime due to the absence of complaints or the appropriate investigative mechanisms at the criminal investigative stage. Both of these phenomena are working hypotheses, which could be new fields of socio-legal research in criminal law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The continuous reports of security vulnerabilities and new ways to have access to privileged resources of our host, notice the necessity to be prepared to face a possible attack in our computational infrastructures and communications. Therefore, the organizations that would maintain high security levels, require to establish, along with the good computer security practices, computer incident response teams, strategies for the identification and harvesting of the evidence of the incident, as well as personal permanently trained in computer security. In this sense, this article offers to readers an analysis scenario to think about incident response and digital evidence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]