International electronic crime fighting with application to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

The book explains why cyber crimes, such as fraud, extortion, and hacking, require international cooperation to combat them, because perpetrators, victims, and evidence are often distributed in different countries. The author reviews existing mechanisms of international cooperation, such as international agreements, specialized organizations, and judicial cooperation. The book dedicates an important part to analyzing the legal framework in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, reviewing the applicable legislation and regulations to combat cyber crimes, the institutional efforts made, and the challenges facing the implementation of these laws in the context of transnational crimes.