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High-Tech Criminality Prevention By Milica D. Djekic Abstract: Crime prevention is an area of the criminology that has started developing more than a half of the century ago. Indeed, those were the bases of the crime prevention theory being known nowadays. Relying on some economic studies that time researches got a form of the novel theory being the rational choice theory. According to that study, criminals are rational decision makers who can deal with the entire cost-benefit analysis and who will attack only if there is an opportunity to succeed. They play on good profit and minimum of risk or cost as they could be completely advantaging committing the crime. Since then and the very first models in the modern criminology there have appeared a wide spectrum of the ongoing crime areas which need current skills in order to be managed. In this effort, there will be some words about the cybercrime prevention challenges as such a criminality can affect so many aspects of the human Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2023 Edition 82 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
lives and works. The topic is tough, but there will be provided some insights, as well as suggestions how to analyze the cybercrime in its preparation and planning, further in its attack phase and finally, after the entire event when the hackers have left an incident spot, so far. Keywords: cybercrime, technology, crime prevention, intelligence, risk management, etc. 1. Introduction Going far away into past the mankind has always been challenged with a wide diversity of the security risks and threats. With the first countries in a pre-historical period of time there have come some needs to protect own territory, train armies for the wars and manage risks to peace in own society. The history of defense goes deeply in the past times and some of those security doctrines are well-studied and applied even today. The crime has been present throughout all times and for such a reason there has appeared a need to make the first laws and introduce the very first law enforcement organizations which could assure the interests of the countries and enforce the people dealing with legality. The crime was always unwelcome as it means losses in people’s lives, economic values and the entire areas being under the rulership of some state. Many people had their countries in the past, but once ruined from inside by the crime and attacked from outside from their opponents they simply stopped to exist and their people even vanished or remained some ethnic group coping as a national minority on some territory. Before the introductory of the legal regulations the people lived in the fear anyone could threaten their life as no one was punished for, say, killing someone as there were no laws to be obeyed and enforced. In that time, many were lived in the fear they will simply be the victims of someone’s aggression and there would be no one to protect them. That’s why the legal system is a great improvement in the history of the humankind as those who knew they would suffer the restrictions and sanctions for not obeying the law could figure out at that time it was the very beginning of the crime prevention strategies. In other words, with the upcoming law enforcement and strong state that could manage the order and peace within its borders many potential criminals just gave up from hurting anyone because they knew they would get back. Indeed, if anyone is giving up from committing the crime that’s the best possible crime prevention as such a criminal justice case will never occur. Let’s say that was a good tactic for the ancient times, but with the development and progress of the entire civilization the challenges have received a new shape, but the crime prevention yet remained recognized as an emerging problem in security. On the other hand, the novel epochs have brought new challenges in the crime prevention and maybe it’s not feasible destroying the crime, but its rate can be significantly reduced providing fewer headaches and better quality of life to the majority of the community members. According to the recent criminology concepts, the criminal needs, as well as anyone else’s drives are deeply economy-based. Someone will make harm to someone else for the money which comes Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2023 Edition 83 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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