Concept building approach to cybercrimes and cyber laws: Indian and International perspectives

By:

Gusai, Om Prakash

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cengage Learning India Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi 2019Description: ix, 202 pISBN:

9789386668318

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

364.168 GUS

Summary: Today’s information/digital era is a highly networked world where the expansion of digital technologies and the convergence of computing and communication devices have transformed the ways in which people socialize and do business. This has lead to massive increase in cybercrimes that has become a formidable in the new millennium as cyber criminals have developed more advanced ways to exploit people and businesses in the cyber space. This book is designed to cater needs of students, who are interested in reading about cybercrimes and cyber laws. It provides a comprehensive and accessible summary of the history, developments and efforts to tackle cybercrimes in various forms at all levels of government - international, national, state and local. Cengage texts for undergraduate commerce (CBCS) curriculum adopt Concept-based instruction and is driven by “original and critical thinking, and creative problem-solving skills” among students. This book also carefully integrates the examination requirements of the students.

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Table of conetnt

Unit ONE

Chapter 1 Introduction and History of Cybercrime

Chapter 2 Cybercrimes Meaning, Classification and Kinds

Unit TWO

Chapter 3 Introduction to Internet

Chapter 4 Introduction to IT Act: Scope and Application

Unit THREE

Chapter 5 An Overview of Cyberlaw in India

Chapter 6 International Perspective

Unit FOUR

Chapter 7 Cyber Privacy, Cyber Security & Information Technology Act, 2000

Chapter 8 Cyber-Terrorism

Unit FIVE

Chapter 9 Regulatory Authorities

Chapter 10 Judicial Interpretation on Cybercrimes in India

Unit SIX

Chapter 11 Need of Improvement in Indian Cyber Law

Appendix: University Question Papers

Today’s information/digital era is a highly networked world where the expansion of digital technologies and the convergence of computing and communication devices have transformed the ways in which people socialize and do business. This has lead to massive increase in cybercrimes that has become a formidable in the new millennium as cyber criminals have developed more advanced ways to exploit people and businesses in the cyber space.

This book is designed to cater needs of students, who are interested in reading about cybercrimes and cyber laws. It provides a comprehensive and accessible summary of the history, developments and efforts to tackle cybercrimes in various forms at all levels of government - international, national, state and local.

Cengage texts for undergraduate commerce (CBCS) curriculum adopt Concept-based instruction and is driven by “original and critical thinking, and creative problem-solving skills” among students. This book also carefully integrates the examination requirements of the students.

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