In the digital age, cybercrimes have become increasingly complex and widespread. At Advocate Neha Gund’s legal chambers, we offer professional and confidential legal services to victims and the wrongfully accused in cybercrime cases. Whether it’s financial fraud, identity theft, or online defamation, we ensure swift legal action and strategic protection of your rights.

What Is Cyber Crime?

Cybercrime refers to any unlawful activity carried out using computers, mobile devices, or the internet. These crimes may target individuals, businesses, or governments and often involve data theft, privacy invasion, financial fraud, or online harassment.

Common Types of Cyber Crimes We Handle

• Hacking & Unauthorized Access: Gaining illegal access to systems, networks, or email accounts

• Identity Theft: Using someone’s personal information without consent for fraudulent purposes

• Cyberstalking & Online Harassment: Repeated digital harassment or threats

• Financial & Banking Frauds: Phishing, online scams, credit/debit card fraud, UPI fraud

• Cyber Defamation: Spreading false or defamatory content through social media or websites

• Online Impersonation: Creating fake profiles or pretending to be someone else to deceive or harm

• Data Breach & Information Theft: Stealing or leaking confidential or sensitive information

• Obscene Content & Child Pornography: Sharing or possessing illegal or obscene digital content

• Online Blackmail or Sextortion

• Ransomware Attacks: Blocking access to a user’s system or data until ransom is paid

Our Legal Services in Cyber Crime Cases

Filing Cyber Crime Complaints

• Drafting and lodging complaints with the Cyber Crime Cell or local police

• Guiding clients through online FIR registration where applicable

Evidence Collection & Digital Forensics

• Assisting in the collection and preservation of crucial digital evidence

• Coordinating with cyber experts for technical support and analysis

Court Representation

• Representing clients in criminal courts for prosecution or defense in cybercrime cases

• Arguing bail applications, anticipatory bail, and trial representation

Corporate Cybersecurity Advisory

• Advising businesses on compliance with IT laws, data protection, and cybersecurity protocols

Defense Against False Allegations

• Protecting the rights of clients wrongly accused of cyber offences

• Preparing legal defenses supported by digital audit trails and expert reports

Relevant Laws and Sections

• Information Technology Act, 2000

• Indian Penal Code (IPC)

• Sections like 66, 66C, 66D, 67, 67A, 420 IPC, 354D, 509, and more depending on the offence