Cybercrimes

At Ayuela Jiménez, we are experts in digital law, providing legal advice and representation for your company in proceedings arising from cybercrimes. We are here to defend your interests and solve these problems.

Prevention of cybercrime for businesses

Financial fraud, data theft, ransomware attacks, industrial espionage, identity theft… cybercrimes are a real threat to businesses that can damage their reputation, disrupt their operations, and cause significant financial losses from which recovery may be difficult.

At Ayuela Jiménez, we ensure that your company complies with current regulations related to cybersecurity, data protection, and e-commerce to avoid sanctions. We also identify weaknesses to implement IT security policies that help prevent fraud and other digital crimes in the future.

Compliance with regulations

Our lawyers help you comply with cybersecurity and data protection regulations, which are crucial to avoid legal problems. At Ayuela Jiménez, you will always have a team of experts ready to provide personalised legal advice and strategies aligned with your company’s objectives.

Defence against sabotages, leaks and more

We are here to protect your company from possible extortion, sabotage and leaks, as well as from deceptions of employees or executives to obtain credentials, and manipulation of payments and transfers, among many others. Without the right strategy, losses can be irreparable, so we help prevent these incidents and act quickly if they occur.

We will guide you through all stages of the process so you can always count on solutions tailored to your interests and the characteristics of the sector in which your company operates. With our expertise in digital law and cybersecurity, your company will have the support it needs.

How can we help you?

We are prepared to defend you in disputes over breaches of technology contracts, misuse of software, and conflicts with suppliers or employees for unauthorised access to information, as well as preventing risks with internal digital security policies, training on cyber risks, and incident response protocols. With Ayuela Jiménez, you will have a solid legal defence before regulatory bodies and courts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What measures protect my company from cybercrimes?

Companies must comply with current cybersecurity, data protection, and e-commerce legislation to protect themselves from potential cybercrimes and sanctions. Likewise, they must implement IT security policies and conduct audits to ensure there are no vulnerable points.

What legal risks do businesses face due to cybercrimes?

In the event of a cybercrime, businesses are exposed to facing legal sanctions for non-compliance with regulations, loss of personal data, and other damages related to the protection of information and customer privacy. These crimes can have a significant impact on both the operation and reputation of the company.

What cybercrimes affect businesses the most?

The most common cybercrimes in the corporate sector include financial fraud through fraudulent bank transfers or unauthorised use of funds, unauthorised access to confidential company information to sell it, and blocking access to company systems or data to demand a ransom.

What should I do if my company suffers a cybercrime?

If your company suffers a cybercrime, it is crucial to act quickly to prevent further consequences. Contact us as soon as possible so that our specialists can analyse the case and advise you on the best way to mitigate damages and protect the company’s interests.