Cyber crime encompasses illegal activities conducted via computers or the internet, including hacking, fraud, and identity theft. The IT Act in India regulates these activities, providing legal recognition and defining penalties for offenders. Prevention measures include strong passwords, antivirus software, and awareness of cyber risks, while collaboration between government and corporations is essential for enhancing cybersecurity.
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Cyber crime encompasses illegal activities conducted via computers or the internet, including hacking, fraud, and identity theft. The IT Act in India regulates these activities, providing legal recognition and defining penalties for offenders. Prevention measures include strong passwords, antivirus software, and awareness of cyber risks, while collaboration between government and corporations is essential for enhancing cybersecurity.
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Cyber Crime
Understanding Cyber Threats, Laws,
and Prevention Presented by: [Your Name] What is Cyber Crime? • • Cyber Crime refers to illegal activities conducted using computers or the internet. • • It includes hacking, fraud, identity theft, and online harassment. • • Cyber criminals use advanced methods to steal data and disrupt systems. Types of Cyber Crime • 1. Hacking & Identity Theft • 2. Cyber Fraud & Scams • 3. Cyber Terrorism & Warfare • 4. Phishing & Social Engineering • 5. Ransomware & Malware Attacks • 6. Cyber Stalking & Harassment • 7. Data Breaches & Espionage Example of Cyber Crime (Video) Insert a video here demonstrating a real-world cyber crime case. Prevention of Cyber Crime • • Use strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication. • • Avoid clicking on suspicious links and emails. • • Install and update antivirus software regularly. • • Secure personal information on social media. • • Report cyber crimes at cybercrime.gov.in. What is the IT Act? • • The Information Technology (IT) Act regulates cyber activities in India. • • Provides legal recognition for electronic records and transactions. • • Defines cyber crimes and penalties for offenders. • • Helps in securing online business and digital communication. IT Act 2000 - Key Features • • Recognizes electronic contracts and signatures. • • Defines cyber offenses like hacking, identity theft, and fraud. • • Establishes penalties and punishments for cyber crimes. • • Formation of CERT-In (Cyber Emergency Response Team). IT Act 2008 - Amendments & Changes • • Increased penalties for cyber crimes. • • New offenses like cyber terrorism and data protection violations. • • Expanded scope to include phishing, spam, and identity theft. • • Enhanced legal framework for cyber forensics and privacy laws. How Can We Provide Cyber Security? • • Implement strong firewall and encryption systems. • • Regular security audits and vulnerability assessments. • • Educate individuals about cyber risks and safe practices. • • Government and corporate collaboration for better cyber laws. • • Use AI and advanced technology for threat detection. Conclusion • • Cyber crimes are increasing with the digital revolution. • • Awareness and strong cybersecurity measures are essential. • • IT Act 2000 and IT Act 2008 provide legal protection. • • Individuals and organizations must take steps to protect themselves online.