Cybercrime complaints and digital evidence in Saudi Arabia

What we cover in Saudi Arabia

Saudi digital matters can concern cybercrime allegations, online abuse or personal-data handling. These are not one legal regime: preserve the original messages, account details and processing records so the criminal-law and SDAIA data-protection questions can be assessed separately.

• Account compromise and unauthorised access

  We review access records, recovery steps, correspondence and the harm reported to prepare a legal incident chronology and the appropriate complaint or response.

• Online fraud, defamation and reporting

  We examine the content, identities, payment trail and publication history to distinguish the alleged conduct and prepare a documented report, demand or defence.

• Digital evidence and preservation

  We organise original messages, files, timestamps and collection records, identify authenticity gaps and advise on preserving material for legal review without altering it.

• Privacy and data-incident responsibilities

  We review the data involved, affected parties, contracts and incident timeline to assess responsibilities and prepare notifications, contractual responses or policy amendments.

• Software, hosting and technology contracts

  We review licences, service levels, data access, intellectual property and exit terms, then draft amendments that address outages, security duties and supplier dependency.