In this week's episode, Dr. Hassan Elhais will explain the offenses covered within the definition of cybercrime under the UAE Laws.

President His Highness Shaikh Khalifa has issued a law to make provisions for the establishment of the Abu Dhabi Digital Authority (the ADDA).

Legal Consultant in Dubai, Hassan Mohsen Elhais, talks to Mr. Sibte Arif of Geo News Dubai regarding UAE cyberlaw.

The most famous statements among the classic investors are the shares bought in a Public company and its developments.

Legal Consultant in Dubai Hassan Mohsen Elhais covers some of the wide range of crimes that could fall under the umbrella of cyber crime.

Payments on service and product is now easier, thanks to the power of our technology which enables us to process payments thru cards, cheques, and through methods online.

Cybercrimes have become a global issue with many jurisdictions frantically trying to incorporate new legislation to cover such crimes and create new punishments to ensure that perpetrators are adequately persecuted.

The United Arab Emirates has issued a series of amendments to its Cybercrimes Law, including harsher penalties and sanctions for those who commit technology-related offences.

Ransomware attacks are now a bigger concern to major organizations around the world in. In this article we will discuss the major concerns around such attacks and the laws and regulations governing the same.

In response to this challenge, the UAE has enacted laws to combat cyber threats and ensure the safety and security of its citizens and residents in the digital world them vulnerable to cybercriminals.

Researchers at Positive Technologies have identified over 320 attacks in a malware campaign primarily targeting organizations in Latin America leveraging steganography to obfuscate malicious...

The President of the UAE and the ruler of Abu Dhabi, His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has issued a new decree for the amendment of Federal Decree Law Number 5 of 2012 concerning UAE cyber crimes.

In the age of the internet, where communication and interaction occur digitally, the frequency of online threats and cybercrimes has become a growing concern for governments worldwide.

A nation's reputation is crucial, and the UAE has implemented strong legislation to address these issues under the Federal Law No. (34) of 2021 (cybercrimes law).

The pandemic has led to increased crime risk all around the world and ‘credit card frauds' constitute one of the most prevalent methods for swindling money.

The President of UAE passed a law amendment number 2 of 2018 on UAE Cybercrime law to amend the sanctions under articles 26, 28 and 42 of the said law ("Cybercrime New Amendment").

Setting course in a disrupted marketplace: becoming the digital bank of the future.

The rise of COVID-19 has seen a significant change in the way many industries and corporations conduct their day to day work.

A patient sitting in a waiting room hands over an Emirates ID and a file of medical history. It feels routine, but in that moment they are trusting the hospital with something more valuable than money.

Today, many investigations hinge less on physical traces like fingerprints or footprints, and more on "invisible" digital breadcrumbs left on smartphones, computers...