Description: Juvenile justice in cybersecurity refers to the legal system’s response to cybercrimes committed by minors. This concept encompasses a set of rules and procedures designed to address legal violations involving young people in the digital realm. The juvenile justice system aims not only to punish but also to rehabilitate young offenders, recognizing their capacity for change and potential for reintegration into society. In the context of cybersecurity, this becomes particularly relevant due to the rise of crimes such as cyberbullying, hacking, and the distribution of illegal content. The nature of these offenses, often committed in virtual environments, presents unique challenges for the judicial system, which must adapt to the particularities of the digital world. Furthermore, juvenile justice in this area also involves education and prevention, promoting responsible and ethical use of technology among youth. This comprehensive approach is essential to address not only the legal consequences of minors’ actions but also to foster a culture of cybersecurity that benefits society as a whole.
