KOMPJUTERSKI KRIMINAL I ORGANIZOVANI KRIMINAL U FEDERACIJI BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI
COMPUTER CRIME AND ORGANIZED CRIME IN THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Summary/Abstract: Modern society, in its fundamental principles of state existence as the primary subject of international relations, aims to protect individuals and their property from all forms of endangerment, whether it be natural, technological, or any other disaster of smaller or larger scale, regardless of whether it concerns security threats within or beyond the state borders. In this endeavor, the state must, on the one hand, take all necessary measures to undertake activities for the protection of the lives and property of its citizens. On the other hand, it has an obligation to safeguard every personal datum of those citizens, whether they are victims or perpetrators. A specific aspect is the observation of internal security with all the entities whose primary task is the protection of the state's internal order, including: police authorities, intelligence agencies, inspection bodies, judiciary, customs, and other authorities responsible for maintaining internal security. Special attention in this article is given to the police authorities in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which, in accordance with their legal competencies, take measures and actions to detect and document perpetrators of offenses and criminal acts, as well as their accomplices. The greatest security risks facing police forces worldwide, including in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, are currently organized crime and computer crime, their mutual connection and dependence, and the widespread nature of their activities aimed at obtaining unlawful financial gain, as well as destabilizing the state. Organized crime, utilizing technological advancements, adversely affects the economic and social prosperity of the country.

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