Identifying the components of committing a crime in cyberspace (cyber) of cybercrime officers in 1396

The overall purpose of this assessment is to identify the impact of social and family factors on crime in cyberspace.In the research method, according to the nature of the subject and the objectives of this research, documentary, field, descriptive and survey methods were used.The statistical population in this study includes experts and officers of cybercrime.Theories related to misbehavior and criminology have been used, and due to the small number of the statistical population in this study, the sample size of all experts and officers in the cybercrime department is 50. The counting method was used for sampling.The instrument used was a researcher-made questionnaire with a base of 0.90.The data were analyzed using regression test.The results showed that feelings of belonging to family, unfriendly friends, unemployment and poverty, and income constraints all contribute to cybercrime. A person's social participation in committing a crime in cyberspace has no effect.