About us
The first Egyptian company with an outstanding team and exceptional performance.
About us
E-LAW is a limited liability company founded according to Egyptian laws, focusing on issues related to digital technology both technically and legally, with a team of specialists. With the growth of the technological revolution and the accompanying development in the use of digital technology in all areas of daily life and transactions between individuals and companies, numerous disputes and legal conflicts have arisen in domestic and international courts. These issues are no longer limited to traditional crimes related to intellectual property, defamation, or extortion, but digital technology has become prevalent and powerful in all fields governed by criminal, civil, and commercial laws. Hence, the idea of establishing the first Egyptian company operating in such disputes and issues emerged.
E-LAW company is the first in Egypt for the following reasons:
- Integrating legal expertise and advocacy with digital technological know-how while managing all matters with utmost secrecy to ensure privacy.
- Establishing a forensic examination laboratory to investigate digital evidence and provide complaints, technical reports, and electronic evidence to government and judicial authorities upon clients’ requests.
- Independent of any government institution and not engaged in the executive functions of the state.
- Submitting legal complaints to social media platforms and content websites in general.
- Managed by experts renowned for their efficiency, credibility, scientific and practical experience, and security expertise for over 30 years. The company does not offer any services related to device hacking or any violations within the framework of Egyptian laws.
Our Services
- We provide legal and technical consultations, as well as legal representation for clients in cases with a technical nature.
- Digital Forensics: Examination of digital evidence.
- Penetration Testing: Testing websites and applications for vulnerabilities.
- Vulnerability Assessment: Evaluation of weaknesses in information systems.
- Data Recovery: Retrieval of lost data.
- Training and Awareness: Training programs and awareness sessions in electronic laws and cybersecurity for companies and institutions.
- All services are delivered with high efficiency, complete confidentiality, and reasonable financial fees.
FAQ
E-Law specializes in assisting clients with disputes and legal conflicts related to digital technology, providing digital and legal technical consultations through collaboration with our partners in those fields.
In the event of a legal dispute or conflict, the role of the company is to handle all legal cases and disputes for its clients, initiating criminal and civil lawsuits through collaboration with a select group of legal experts specialized in electronic cases. These efforts are supported by reports prepared by digital experts within the company who hold numerous scientific certificates in the field of information technology.
When is a crime classified as a cybercrime
A crime is classified as a cybercrime if the illegal activity is committed through the use of technology or information systems such as computers, smartphones, servers, and others. The computer may be used to commit the crime, or it may be the target. A crime is classified as a cybercrime if it meets any of the following criteria:
1. Using a computer or the internet in illegal activities.
2. Electronic fraud using technology or networks to deceive individuals or companies to obtain money or information illegally, such as phishing or online scams.
3. Data or system breaches, such as the theft of personal or financial data.
4. Electronic espionage using technology to access confidential information or monitor the electronic activities of individuals and organizations without permission.
5. Electronic extortion through threats to publish information or data or threats of hacking unless a ransom is paid.
6. Using or distributing malicious software.
7. Violating intellectual property rights, such as illegally downloading copyrighted material via the internet.
8. Ransomware, which is a type of malicious software that locks or encrypts users’ files or entire systems, then demands a ransom from the victim to restore access to the data or system.