Effectiveness of the Methods Used to Prove Electronic Forgery Crime

This book deals with the effectiveness of methods used to prove the electronic forgery crime in light of the spread of information technology crimes.

The book seeks to achieve the following objectives:

. Identify the characteristics of electronic forgery crime.

. Identify the means used in committing the electronic forgery crime.

. Identify the forms of electronic forgery crime in electronic government departments.

The book comprises five chapters.

The first chapter presents the introduction, problem, questions, objectives, importance, limits, terminology, and concepts of the study.

The second chapter highlights the theoretical framework and previous studies.

The third chapter reviews the methodology of the study and its statistical procedures and methods.

The fourth chapter offers data of the study and discusses its results.

The fifth chapter presents the conclusion, findings, and recommendations of the study which are highlighted as follows:

. Urge courts and judicial authorities to admit digital and electronic evidences as evidence in electronic forgery crimes.

. Enroll criminal and technical investigation personnel in advanced computer training courses.

. Provide authorities competent to investigate electronic forgery crime with human, technical, and financial potentials to detect electronic evidence and to present them as irrefutable and proved evidence.

. Spread electronic culture among community members and acquaint them with the seriousness of disclosing information online and random browsing.

. Develop an integrated strategy for protecting information systems within security devices.

. Urge companies working in the field of information systems to produce software for the tracking and retrieval of information.

. Engage information system experts to increase the capabilities of personnel to counter forgery and detect electronic forgery.

. Double penalties on the misuse or commitment of electronic forgery.

. Avoid using pirated software.

. Develop a written procedural manual including the steps for using information systems in the security services.