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Author Archives: Vijayashankar Na
Quantum Computing and Emerging Cyber Law Challenges..Are we ready?
Cyber Laws have been in discussion in India since around 1998 when the first draft was published. After the passage of Information Technology Act 2000, the laws came into existence and started affecting every one of our activities on computer … Continue reading
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Tagged cyber law, e banking, e commerce, e governance, entanglement, quantum computing, Qubit, section 65B, superposition
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Does this Revenge Porn Judgement inspire confidence?
On 7th March 2018, in the Court of Judicial magistrate, 1st Class, 3rd Court, Tamluk, Purba Medinipur, pronounced a judgement in the case of State of West Bengal Vs Animesh Boxi. (Case no GR 1587/17). See Report here The essence of … Continue reading
Information Security for Industry Managers… CII Puducherry program on 21st march 2018
This is for general information of the public: One Day Training Progamme on Information Security for Industry Managers Wednesday: 21 March 2018: Hotel Accord, Puducherry CII Puducherry is organizing an One Day Training Programme on Information Security for Industry Managers on Wednesday: 21 March … Continue reading
Self Loans!… A New Dimension of Bank Frauds
After the PNB Fraud in which over Rs 11400 crores are suspected to have been lost came to light, many other frauds are slowly tumbling out the closets of E Banking. Leaving aside the fact that the lenders of different … Continue reading
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Tagged ACL, ARBUTUS, Bank frauds, CAAT, computer assisted audit techniques and tols, finacle, IDEA, mehul chokshi, naavi, nirav modi, PNB fraud, SBI fraud
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Cyber Law College starts a new In-College Course at BMS Law College, Bangalore
Cyber Law College will be starting a compressed course on Cyber Laws for the students of BMS Law College, Bangalore starting from March 1st. This course will cover an over view of Cyber Law in a course that extends to … Continue reading
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Cyber Insurance may not be available if you are “Negligent”
In the context of huge regulatory fines envisaged under GDPR, there is a renewed interest in Cyber Insurance among Data Processors everywhere. Since liability under GDPR may arise not only for payment of compensation to data owners but also for … Continue reading