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Abstract
This research study is based on analysis of the responses to the survey questionnaire, which was Internet based delivery via e-mail as well as information collected personally through Information technology professionals. Moreover, to authenticate the analytical results & findings, data has been collected from the National Technology Readiness Survey, Business Software Alliance, Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), The e-commerce firm, CERT-CC (Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Center), the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA), Computer Security Institute, CCRDU, Delhi; Cyber Crime Research Center, and visiting various authentic statistics sites and going through various cybercrime reports. As well researcher interviewed & discussed personally various organizations and individuals/ households who access the internet during the period of research. This paper discusses current and emerging forms of computer-related illegality. It reviews various factors and vulnerabilities responsible for the enhancement of cybercrime that affects the different organization which is related with network systems and to identify and consolidate the cybercrime incidents associated with networked information systems, and to formulate an approach to evaluate illegality involving information systems as instruments or as targets of crime.