Computer Hacking Charges in New York

New York White Collar Crime Attorney

Computer hacking is a form of cyber crime, one of the most important facets of the FBI's fight on crime throughout the U.S. Below only terrorism and espionage, cyber crime investigations receive extensive resources and manpower as the FBI works alone and with local law enforcement agencies to crack down on these offenses. Computer hacking is the crime of unlawfully gaining access to another's computer, to a network of computers, or to sensitive information on the internet. A perpetrator may commit computer hacking for the purpose of spreading viruses or to commit identity theft or some form of fraud, or to obtain financial information.

If you have been accused of hacking or are under investigation for any type of cyber crime, it is crucial that you consult an attorney as soon as possible. You will need a competent New York white collar crime lawyer at your side to defend your rights and interests from the moment any state or federal agency is interested in you as a potential suspect. Because criminal offense involving computers and the internet are often highly technical, it is also crucial that you work with a law firm that has the resources to investigate your charges and build an effective defense on your behalf.

Contact a New York White Collar Crime Attorney Today

Conaway & Strickler, P.C. is a nationally recognized criminal defense law firm that provides only the highest quality legal counsel to clients throughout New York in the face of state and federal criminal charges. Our New York white collar crime attorneys have over two decades of combined legal experience to apply to your defense, and we have amassed extensive resources and access to experts in the field of computers in order to accurately represent your case. Your initial consultation with a New York computer hacking defense attorney at our firm is also free, meaning you have nothing to lose by contacting us immediately

Contact a lawyer at Conaway & Strickler, P.C. today to challenge your New York computer hacking charges.