Cybercrime complaints and digital evidence in Syria

What we cover in Syria

Syrian cybercrime review considers the specific allegation, technical evidence and investigation stage under the relevant legislation, including Law 20/2022 where applicable. Screenshots alone may not resolve attribution; original records and the competent technical investigation matter.

• 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.