This course equips learners with knowledge of web application security risks, standards, and threat modeling techniques. It emphasizes practical understanding of attacks, frameworks, and methodologies to secure modern web applications.
Introduces the IT Act, its model law, objectives, relevance, key provisions, and chapters, outlining India’s legal framework for governing cyberspace.
Explains IT Act regulations and provisions in detail, focusing on rules, enforcement, and applicability of sections 1–60 under Chapter 13.
Covers classifications and characteristics of cybercrimes including hacking, stalking, viruses, spam, obscene material, and related IPC provisions addressing electronic crimes and defamation.
Examines the concept of obscenity in digital form, defining legal boundaries and IPC provisions for obscenity and defamation in electronic content.
Details modern cybercrime techniques such as hacking, data theft, phishing, DoS, Trojans, and web jacking, along with preventive measures and IT loopholes.
Highlights key cyber law cases in India, demonstrating how legal frameworks were applied to address digital crimes and their evolving interpretations.
Explores changes in related laws addressing freedom of expression, privacy, intermediary liability, surveillance, encryption, and penal provisions adapting to digital challenges.
Provides insights into the 2008 amendment, its objectives, and how it enhanced and modified the original IT Act, 2000.
Discusses implications, purpose, criticisms, and necessity of the 2018 updates, reflecting the evolving landscape of cyber governance and compliance.