Cybercrime is a relatively modern concept and has become particularly prevalent during the coronavirus pandemic. Investigations into cybercrime can involve significant complexities and span across jurisdictions, it is therefore vital that legal advice is sought as soon as possible if you think you have been the victim of cybercrime.

In short, the term cybercrime encompasses any criminal act that is carried out using an ICT device. Penalties can fluctuate between two and ten years’ imprisonment for serious offences. In the most serious of cases whereby there exists a threat to national security, a life sentence is possible. Our team regularly advises clients on:

  • Cyber fraud and theft offences;
  • Cyber harassment and malicious communications;
  • Possession / downloading of indecent images of children;
  • Revenge porn; and
  • Offences under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

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Where necessary, we will instruct and work directly with forensic IT experts. We can robustly defend you in the Magistrates and Crown Court and in the Court of Appeal should an appeal be possible. Our lawyers represent individuals or organisations in relation to matters arising from a data breach or cyber attack, whether internal or external. Whether you are facing an interview under caution, have been charged with an offence or simply need a conversation with an experienced solicitor about your options, please contact a member of our team on 020 3666 5155 or email us on enquiries@sperrin.net

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