Cyber Crime, Cyber Fraud & Cyber Attacks
When a cyber fraud, hack or attack hits, the first hours matter. We help businesses and individuals respond to cyber crime — online and financial fraud, hacking, ransomware, data theft and online harassment — combining rapid incident response with complaints, regulatory reporting, recovery action and litigation under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and related laws.
Our Cyber Crime & Fraud Services
- Online and financial fraud, phishing and payment-system fraud
- Hacking, unauthorised access and data theft under the IT Act, 2000
- Ransomware and cyber-attack incident response
- Identity theft, impersonation and account takeover
- Online defamation, harassment, cyberstalking and content takedown
- Reporting to cyber-crime cells, the National Cyber Crime portal and CERT-In
- Coordination with forensic and technical investigators
- Civil recovery and action against perpetrators
Rapid, Coordinated Response
Cyber incidents demand speed and coordination. We help you preserve evidence, meet reporting obligations, engage with law-enforcement and regulators, pursue takedowns and freezing of funds where possible, and build the action needed to hold perpetrators accountable — while protecting your reputation throughout.
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Preserve evidence (logs, messages, transaction records), avoid altering affected systems, report financial fraud to your bank and the relevant cyber-crime channels without delay, and take legal advice early so reporting, recovery and any regulatory obligations are handled correctly.
The Information Technology Act, 2000 (with its rules) is the principal law, working alongside the general criminal law for offences such as cheating, fraud and forgery, and — for personal-data aspects — the data-protection framework.