CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. INFORMATION LAW AND SECURITY

Combating transnational cybercrime by law enforcement and special government agencies of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract

The article discusses topical issues of combating transnational cybercrime by law enforcement officers and special government agencies of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The features and trends of cybercrime development in the context of digitalization and globalization are analyzed, as well as key problems arising in its prevention, detection and investigation are identified. Special attention is paid to the analysis of the current legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and its compliance with international standards in the field of countering cyber threats. The issues of interagency cooperation and international cooperation, including information exchange and participation in joint operations, were considered.

The research uses general scientific and special methods, including systematic, comparative legal, statistical and formal legal analysis. Based on the conducted research, proposals have been formulated aimed at improving the regulatory framework, increasing the effectiveness of law enforcement and special agencies, developing digital technologies and strengthening international cooperation.

It is concluded that there is a need for an integrated approach to countering transnational cybercrime, including legal, organizational and technological measures. The article also analyzes the practice of combating transnational cybercrime, on the basis of which the main stages, problems are identified and ways to solve them are proposed. Due to the prevalence and increased public danger of cyber threats, many domestic and foreign researchers are concerned about this issue.