Hacking- how to check?

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Hacking is very common now. I think it is on the increase as more and more people have started using the Internet and also as there is no international agency to punish such offenders involved in hacking. In most cases, the hacked person, if not cheated financially or if not his social honour is at stake or severely hampered, takes it for granted that if one uses the Internet, one should be mentally prepared to face such hacking. At best, he may report it to the local police station or if his email account is hacked, he opens a new email account or reports to the email account provider to send the new password which is being used by the hacker, to another email address of self that has already been registered with the email account provider. Thus, in most cases, the hacker gets Scot free. But if there is any international agency to look into such affairs, it could easily track down the computer used for the purpose by analyzing the IP address of the said computer. Cyber café owners must be instructed to allow users after verifying their identity proofs. They should carefully maintain records of details of identity proofs of all the users so that if there is any suspicion about the role of any such user, he or she may easily be identified and if found guilty, may be punished. This is my humble suggestion to prevent hacking which may or may not be appropriate or sufficient for the purpose to curb the growing tendency to hack but may be a step forward to save the Internet users from the ugly hands of the hackers. I also hope that if all the Internet users think deep into the matter and offer their own views, it would definitely be of immense help to the experts who are working hard on it because they may be provided with some new ideas which they were quite unaware of.