Corporates Program

Understanding Cyber Crimes & Reporting

Participants will learn how to recognize cyber threats, the legal implications of cybercrimes, and the procedures for reporting incidents to authorities.

Program ID:254

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MODE
Online
TYPE
Corporates
LEVEL
Beginner
DURATION
1 hours

Law, Law Professionals

About

With the rise of digital communication and online transactions, cybercrimes have become a significant threat to individuals, businesses, and governments. This course explores the various types of cybercrimes, their impact on society, and how they can be prevented. Participants will also gain insights into reporting procedures under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and other cybercrime laws, as well as how to protect themselves from becoming victims of cybercrimes.

Aim

  • To provide participants with an understanding of cybercrime and its types.
  • To explain the legal framework surrounding cybercrimes and the role of law enforcement.
  • To equip participants with knowledge of how to report cybercrimes to authorities.
  • To provide practical guidance on how to protect and prevent cybercrimes from occurring.

Program Objectives

  • Understand the different types of cybercrimes (hacking, identity theft, phishing, cyberstalking, etc.).
  • Learn about the legal frameworks governing cybercrimes, including the Information Technology Act, 2000 and related legislation.
  • Recognize how cybercrimes impact individuals, businesses, and society.
  • Gain knowledge on how to report cybercrimes and understand the role of cybercrime units and law enforcement.
  • Equip participants with tools and practices to protect themselves and organizations from cyber threats.

Program Structure

Module 1: Introduction to Cyber Crimes

  • What are cybercrimes? Definition, categories, and legal perspective.
  • Overview of cybersecurity laws and the role of law enforcement agencies.
  • The increasing cyber threat landscape: Why cybercrimes are on the rise.

Module 2: Types of Cyber Crimes

  • Hacking: Definition, methods used by hackers, and legal consequences.
  • Phishing: Recognizing phishing attacks and how to protect sensitive data.
  • Identity Theft: How criminals steal personal data and misuse it.
  • Cyberbullying: Social media abuse and online harassment.
  • Malware and Ransomware: Understanding malicious software and its impact.
  • Cyberstalking: Legal definition, victims, and prevention measures.

Module 3: Legal Framework for Cybercrimes

  • Information Technology Act, 2000: Provisions related to cybercrimes, data protection, and digital offenses.
  • Cyber Law in India: The role of Cyber Appellate Tribunal and cybercrime investigation.
  • International Cybercrime Laws: The Council of Europe’s Cybercrime Convention, EU GDPR, and other global frameworks.
  • Penalties for Cybercrimes: Punishments and legal actions against cybercriminals.

Module 4: Reporting Cyber Crimes

  • How to report a cybercrime: Steps to take and who to approach (e.g., cybercrime cells, cybercrime helplines).
  • Reporting platforms: Online portals for reporting incidents (e.g., cybercrime.gov.in).
  • Role of law enforcement in cybercrime investigations and prosecutions.
  • Evidence collection: What evidence is required to file a report and pursue action.

Module 5: Cybercrime Prevention and Protection Measures

  • Personal cybersecurity best practices: Protecting personal data and online presence.
  • Organizational cybersecurity measures: Securing corporate systems and data, creating a cybersecurity policy.
  • How to prevent phishing, malware, and social engineering attacks.
  • Use of firewalls, antivirus software, and data encryption to safeguard against threats.
  • Importance of cyber hygiene: Regular updates, secure passwords, and multi-factor authentication.

Module 6: Case Studies and Real-World Examples

  • Case studies of major cybercrimes and their impact (e.g., high-profile hacking incidents, data breaches).
  • Lessons learned from organizations that have faced cybercrimes.
  • Real-world examples of how to effectively report and handle cybercrime incidents.

Participant’s Eligibility

  • IT professionals, cybersecurity specialists, and network administrators.
  • Corporate executives responsible for digital governance and data protection.
  • Compliance officers ensuring cybersecurity and regulatory adherence.
  • Law students and legal professionals specializing in cyber law.
  • Individuals seeking to protect their personal information and online activities.

Program Outcomes

  • Comprehensive knowledge of cybercrimes, their types, and how they affect businesses and individuals.
  • Clear understanding of cybercrime laws and penalties under the Information Technology Act, 2000.
  • Practical knowledge of how to report cybercrimes, collect evidence, and engage with law enforcement.
  • Ability to implement cybersecurity best practices for personal and organizational safety.
  • Awareness of preventive measures to protect against common online threats.

Fee Structure

Standard Fees: INR 11,998        USD 170
Discounted Fee: INR 5999       USD 85   

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Legal Publication Certificate

Program Assessment

Certification to this program will be based on the evaluation of following assignment (s)/ examinations:

Exam Weightage
Final Online Exam 50%
Project Report Submission (Includes Mandatory Paper Publication) 50 %

To study the printed/online course material, submit and clear the mid term assignments, project work/research study (in completion of project work/research study, a final report must be submitted) and the online examination, you are allotted a 1-month period. You will be awarded a certificate, only after successful completion/ and clearance of all the aforesaid assignment(s) and examinations.

Program Deliverables

  • Access to e-LMS
  • Paper Publication Opportunity
  • Self Assessment
  • e-Certification
  • e-Marksheet

Future Career Prospects

  • Career growth in cybersecurity, digital forensics, and data protection.
  • Specialization in cybercrime investigation and incident response.
  • Opportunities in consulting firms focusing on cybersecurity and risk management.
  • Advancement in cyber law enforcement, digital policy-making, and compliance roles.
  • Expanding roles in cyber insurance, cybersecurity auditing, and forensic technology.

Job Opportunities

  • Cybersecurity Analyst
  • Incident Response Specialist
  • Cybercrime Investigator
  • Data Protection Officer
  • Legal Consultant (Cyber Law)

Disclaimer

This course is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or technical advice. For specific cases of cybercrimes, individuals and organizations should consult with legal professionals or cybersecurity experts.

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