
About Course
While talking about internet related crimes we often ignore this fact that we have a statute dealing with various digital offences that are concluded by computer & its various means. This statute is known as “The Information Technology Act, 2000.” The main motive of setting up this act was to cover all the e-transactions & e-crimes & putting them all under the legal purview. The world is moving very quickly & being a netizen you should be aware about it so that you will be able to understand some procedural as well as practical pointers.
The course is a self paced course.
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Course Curriculum
Module 1: Introduction and Background of I.T Act. 2000
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Emergence of Cyber Laws
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Background of Information Technology Act, 2000
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Objective of Information Technology Act, 2000
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Definitions under The I.T. Act, 2000
Module 2: E-Governance and Digital/Electronic Signatures
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Digital Signature
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Electronic Signatures
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Electronic Governance – Meaning, Importance, and Initiatives
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Law & E-Governance (Sec. 4-10A)
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Parties to Electronic Communication Process
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Securing Electronic Records, E-Signature & Digital Signature
Module 3: Certifying Authorities and E-Signature
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Role of Controller of Certifying Authorities
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The Certifying Authority
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Powers & Functions of Certifying Authorities
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Duties of Subscriber
Module 4: Dispute Resolution under IT Act
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Penalties & Compensations
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Adjudicating Officer (AO)
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Cyber Appellate Tribunal
Module 5: Cyber Offences
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Cyber Contraventions and Cyber Offences
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Classification of Offences under the IT Act
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Section 66A (Shreya Singhal v. Union of India)
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Universal Jurisdiction & Cognizability of Offences
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Immunity to the Intermediaries
Module 6: Miscellaneous & Amendments
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Sections 80-90
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The Amendments of the IT Act
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Amendments Caused due To IT Act, 2000