2024-03-01 00:00:00
However, there are more and more attacks of this type. Alejandro Musso, head of the Fiscal Unit Specialized in the Investigation of Cybercrimes (Ufeic) of San Isidro (CABA), assured: “According to the FBI, today one in five crimes are cybercrimes. In five years, the equation will be three out of two. And within 10 years, possibly four out of five (80%) will have a cyber origin.” For this reason, both the areas of security and police and judicial investigation, as well as society itself, have to prepare for what is coming and know what precautions to take in the face of a phenomenon that is changing its form and offering constant challenges. The UFEC of Tucumán, which was created in October as a result of bomb threats during the second half of the year and also due to crimes due to virtual scams, has been learning its work techniques but still needs to add experience, coordinate with public institutions and provincial, national and international private companies and acquire sufficient elements of technology. “Computer crime in general and its new modalities do not respect territoriality. It is not something that respects the geopolitical borders of the provinces or national states; As such, this matter requires collaboration between different Public Ministries and both the Federal and Provincial Justice Departments,” said the prosecutor.
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