The advancement of new technologies has transformed the form of crime. Following these advances, criminal science is also seeking ways to prevent crimes from being committed. Therefore, criminological theories can play an important role in preventing cybercrimes. Using these theories, it is possible to identify the factors that contribute to the occurrence of these crimes and provide solutions to combat them. Increasing the likelihood of identifying and arresting cybercriminals, enacting stricter laws, and increasing penalties can be effective solutions in this regard. By increasing users' awareness of the dangers of cyberspace and fraud methods, they can be prevented from becoming victims, and as a result, the interests of criminals can be reduced. By applying criminological theories, it is possible to prevent the promotion of violence and crime in cyberspace and introduce positive models to users. By educating users about the dangers of cyberspace and methods for preventing cybercrime, they can be protected from these crimes and people who are facing various pressures such as financial, social, or psychological problems can be helped to cope with their pressures and find legal ways to solve their problems. By applying the theory of social control, social relationships can be strengthened and they can be encouraged to participate in positive activities in society. Also, by creating a sense of responsibility in people for their behavior in cyberspace, the occurrence of cybercrime can be prevented. In addition to these solutions, other factors such as weak laws and regulations, users' lack of awareness of the dangers of cyberspace, and lack of international cooperation can also be effective in the occurrence of cybercrime. In order to prevent these crimes, these factors must also be considered and appropriate solutions must be provided for them