Abstract
This present work intends to outline an area of criminology regarding the support of investigative approach aimed to the suppression of cybercrime, known as negative and criminal interference in the context of daily social living. In the presence of more and more impetuous modern evolutions that characterize the information field, in the technical sense, and also in accordance with an industry profile. Aiming for the most part to identify solutions, in the various events experienced by the victims themselves, in assessing how much they are willing to grant and sacrifice, in view of obtaining the fairest counterbalanced advantage or claiming what is criminalized, to the drawbacks. An arduous evaluation study of the delicate balance in the light also of the most recent statistical references, between the need to crack down and that to obtain consensus. To safeguard this need, therefore, also the new regulations that, in step with evolution express and regulate the discomfort achieved with the new methodological approaches. If it is true that an evolution of the times makes information less high, due to the growth of interferences and redundancies, it is also true that this has a negative implication that we have to more regulate a better guarantee of what always constitutes respect for data security, if the lack of this, can determine the limit to want to obtain, making it now more than ever with the recent implementation of GDPR 676/2016, through the duty to repress.
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