Course Overview
This course provides a structured introduction to cybercrime, cyber security laws, and practical digital protection strategies. Students learn how technology related offences occur, how the law responds, and how individuals and organisations can safeguard themselves in the digital ecosystem.
1. Understanding Cybercrime
– Types of cyber offences (hacking, identity theft, phishing, data breaches, financial fraud, cyberbullying, stalking, ransomware)
– How cyberattacks are executed and detected
2. Cyber Law Frameworks
– Key provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000
– Offences, penalties, evidentiary standards
– Reporting mechanisms (cyber cells, CERT-In, online portals)
– Global cyber law principles and cross-border issues
3. Digital Protection Tools & Best Practices
– Password hygiene, encryption, secure browsing
– Social media safety and privacy settings
– Identifying suspicious activity and preventing fraud
4. Practical Response to Cybercrime
– How to file complaints with evidence
– Preserving digital proof
– Legal remedies, civil & criminal options
– Case studies and real-world scenarios
How cybercrimes happen and how to recognise vulnerabilities
✓ Key laws governing cyber offences and digital rights
✓ Practical steps to protect personal and organisational data
✓ How to legally respond to online fraud, harassment, or breaches
✓ Ability to identify, document, and report cyber incidents effectively
✓ Confidence in navigating the digital world safely and legally
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