Law and Computer Crime
2nd year, summer semester
Lecturers
Marko Perkušić
Associate Professor, Department of Legal Sciences in Forensics
Šime Jozipović
Associate Professor, Department of Legal Sciences in Forensics
The objective is to understand the European Union's legal framework and international standards governing computer crime and cybersecurity in the field of financial technologies, including NIS2, DORA, and GDPR, as well as to identify and analyse the key risks and threats of digital crime with particular emphasis on the fintech sector, such as hacking, ransomware, fraud, and illicit crypto-transactions. Furthermore, the focus is on evaluating regulatory and enforcement mechanisms for the prevention, detection, and sanctioning of computer and financial crime, including the roles of EU institutions and agencies such as Europol, Eurojust, and national regulatory bodies.
Razvija se sposobnost kritičkog promišljanja o učinkovitosti postojećih pravnih i regulatornih mjera u zaštiti fintech sustava te predlaganja mogućih pravnih i regulatornih prilagodbi, uz poticanje interdisciplinarnog pristupa koji povezuje pravo, tehnologiju i financije kroz praktične scenarije. Stečeno znanje primjenjuje se u praktičnim analizama i studijama slučaja, uključujući procjenu rizika, izradu preporuka za usklađenost (compliance) i simulacije rješavanja kibernetičkih incidenata.
