In the physical world, if somebody cannot sign on paper, we say he is an "Illiterate"!

Have you wondered what is your status on the Cyber Society?

India has recognized Digital Writing five years back when ITA-2000 was passed with effect from October 17, 2000.

Simultaneously, India also recognized how to sign on an Electronic Document so that it can be authenticated in a manner in which law recognizes.

However, even with the passage of nearly 5 years, a large number of Netizens in India have remained Digital Illiterates and do not have the capability of affixing "Digital Signatures" on  electronic documents.

Is it not the time you thought of acquiring a Digital Signing Capability?

Cyber Law College has a unique proposition for individuals and Companies who want to use Digital Signatures in the Corporate environment.

For Companies, Cyber Law College offers in house Digital Signature Workshops along with digital certificates for the participants from a licensed CA in India.

Companies interested may contact Naavi for details.

Additionally, all students who register with Cyber Law College as Provisional CyLawCom examiners (Refer www.cylawcom.org) and for the Certificate Course in Techno Legal Cyber Security, would also be provided a one year Digital Certificate on  account of Cyber Law College. (Class I Certificate costing Rs 500/-). (P.S: This is applicable to new students only)

Even if you are not a student of Cyber Law College but you want to acquire a Digital Certificate, please contact Naavi for details.

Companies who want consultancy on how to incorporate Digital Signatures to their business process may also contact Naavi.

For details about Courses conducted by Cyber Law College, visit www.cyberlawcollege.com