A lei geral de proteção de dados no Brasil e os possíveis crimes cibernéticos.

Abstract

This academic work proposes a comprehensive analysis of the intersection between the General Data Protection Law (LGPD) in Brazil and the challenges faced in combating cybercrimes. Through a detailed investigation into the LGPD, including its origins, principles and applicability, together with an analysis of the types of cyber crimes, statistics and trends, we seek to understand the social and economic impacts of these issues. Additionally, specific regulations for data protection in cybersecurity incidents are examined, along with case studies on penalties applied both in Brazil and in other jurisdictions. To achieve the proposed specific objectives, the deductivemethod will be used, starting from general principles of the LGPD and Civil and/or Criminal Law to reach specific conclusions about the influence of the LGPD on data protection and the fight against cybercrime. This method will allow a logical analysis of the relationships between data protection legislation and cybercrime. Sources of academic research, current legislation, court jurisprudence, normative documents and international reports will be used. Finally, reflections are proposed on the evolution of the LGPD to face new challenges in cybersecurity, aiming to contribute to the understanding and improvement of the legal and regulatory framework in this constantly changing area.