National and Transnational Legislative Strategies to Combat Organized Cybercrime

The evolution of cyberspace in recent years and its pervasive expansion and the tremendous impact this environment has on human life in a way that minimizes the boundary between real-world and cyber-life. The need to pay for new aspects of cyberspace has become inevitable. The evolution of cybercrime and the spread of organized cyber crime groups apart from its various forms make it increasingly necessary to address legal strategies to tackle this transnational criminal phenomenon. In other words, given the limitation of the scope of organized cybercrime and the interference of international organizations and governments with this type of criminal phenomenon, identifying national and transnational legislative measures and strategies against it is particularly important; It can be tackled by other cyber-attackers. Therefore, in the present study, by analyzing the strategies of the United Nations and the Council of Europe, as well as the legislative policies of some governments in the fight against organized cybercrime, and in addition to examining the legal policy of our country against such crimes, it has provided an analysis and analysis of existing strategies. It was determined, therefore, that in order to fully address and prevent organized cybercrime, we need to develop legal criminal policy and take advantage of the practices and actions of other international actors as described in this article to address the gaps and shortcomings of criminal polic to let's get rid of our legacies.