Cybercrime: Safeguard Legalities and Counter-Technology for Cyber Laws

Description

The book provides solutions to important cyber-legal issues and will make it easier to create legal strategies, make decisions, and comply with cyber laws in the digital age. The legal concerns surrounding using the communicative, transactional, and distributive components of networked information devices and technology are often referred to as "cyber law." The continued advancement of information technology and Internet services depends heavily on cyber security. Each country's security and economic health depend on enhancing cyber security and safeguarding vital information infrastructure. A legal notion known as intellectual property (IP) refers to works of creative genius for which exclusive rights are acknowledged. Owners of various intangible assets, such as literary, artistic, and musical works, discoveries, and inventions, as well as words, phrases, symbols, and designs, are given certain exclusive rights under intellectual property law. There is now no complete international legal framework for international e-commerce, and there are no plans to create one very soon. Specific e-Commerce legal difficulties, including the legitimacy of digital signatures, have led to substantial differences even inside the United States, which is so advanced in its Internet usage. It is believed that this compilation of cyber laws will serve as a user manual and reference for everyone involved in Internet-related activity and information technology.