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If there is a “Glassdoor Attack” on my company, am I covered by Cyber Insurance?
Indian Companies are facing a new kind of reputation attack by disgruntled employees posting defamatory messages through companies such as Glassdoor who have built a business model around monetizing the disgruntlement of employees. The essence of this model is to … Continue reading
Conviction for Stalking in Maharashtra..Is it Cyber Stalking? or Physical Stalking?
A senior executive of a private company in Mumbai has been convicted for what is reported to be an offence of “Cyber Stalking” according to the media reports. (See this TOI report: First Cyber Case Conviction in Maharashtra). It is … Continue reading
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If NaMo is the CEO of Digital India.. who will be the CISO of Digital India?
The event on 1st July, 2015, in which our Prime Minister Modi launched the Digital India project along with the battery of industrialists was very very impressive. I suppose Mr Arnab Goswami and the Congress must be squirming within themselves … Continue reading
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Cyber Law Vision 2018 for Digital India
Following is an article written prior to the Supreme Court judgement on Section 66A and the Net neutrality controversy. for one of the print magazines of a law College. I welcome comments. Naavi Cyber Law Vision-2018 By Naavi It … Continue reading
TRAI follows the Free Speech Concept… Spammers rejoice!
It is unbelievable that TRAI could release more than 1 million email addresses of public on the Internet. But that is exactly what it has done and we are still trying to understand if it was an honest mistake or … Continue reading
Intricacies of Net Neutrality and Need for a Constitutional Amendment
After three weeks of intense debate, the discussion on Section 66A has passed onto the next stage of what further action is required to be taken. Further discussions will perhaps resume based on what the Government does or what Supreme Court … Continue reading
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