Cyber Laws and Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence

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Description
Cyber Law, a comparatively new area of Jurisprudence, is both technical and legal in nature. Till as late as 2000, India's Cyberspace was unregulated in a way. But with the coming of the Information Technology Act, 2000, netizens have heaved a sigh of relief and a number of their concerns have been further addressed by the Information Technology (Amendment) Act, 2008. Apart from this, various Rules have been notified and the Latest Rules are Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. Indian Cyber Law has now become more comprehensive especially to cover issues relating to digital media. Keeping the latest developments in view, this book gives the reader a simplified insight into the various technical and legal issues of Cyber Law in an easily understandable form. New cases and simplified examples have made the concepts very clear and I am sure all the readers would find this edition quite useful in their study. In the Ninth edition, latest changes are incorporated and new Rules are also mentioned wherever required. Efforts have also been made to give more examples and latest cases wherever required especially relating to e-commerce, e-evidence, cyber contravention and offences.
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Contents
Chapter 1: Basic Concepts: Computer, ICTS & Internet
Chapter 2: Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications of ICTS & Internet Technology

Chapter 3: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications
Chapter 4:Malware or Malicious Computer Codes
 Chapter 5: Network and Network Security
Chapter 6: Cyberspace and Netizen
Chapter 7: Cyber Law & Components of Cyber Law
Chapter 8: Cyber Law in India: An Overview of Information Technology Act, 2000
Chapter 9: Cryptography, Encryption Technique & Algorithm and Digital Signature & Electronic Signature
Chapter 10: E-Commerce
Chapter 11: E-Governance [Sections 4-10A]
Chapter 12: E-Record & E-Contract
Chapter 13: Regulator
Chapter 14: Certifying Authority
Chapter 15: Electronic Signature Certificates
Chapter 16: Subscriber
Chapter 17: Appellate Tribunal
Chapter 18:Cyber Crimes: Cyber Contraventions
Chapter 19: Cyber Offences
Chapter 20: Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction, Compounding of Cyber Offences & Miscellaneous Provisions Relating to Cyber Offences
Chapter 21: Power of Investigation & Search
Chapter 22: ISP & Intermediary not to be Liable in Certain Cases [Section 79]
Chapter 23: Miscellaneous Provisions of the IT Act, 2000
Chapter 24: Consequential Amendments Conventional Laws in India in Various
Chapter 25: Grey Areas of Information Technology Act, 2000
Chapter 26: E-Evidence and Computer Forensic
Chapter 27: Cyber Jurisdiction
Chapter 28: E-Consumers
Chapter 29: Privacy of Online Data and Information & Right to be Forgotten: The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
Chapter 30: Free Speech Online or Online Freedom of Speech and Expression and Liability of Intermediary
Chapter 31: Intellectual Property Rights (IPRS) Issues in Digital Medium: International and Indian Scenario
Chapter 32: Copyright Issues and Digital Medium
Chapter 33: Patent Issues in Digital Medium
 Chapter 34: Domain Name Dispute & Resolution and Trademark Issues in Digital Medium
Chapter 35: Spamming and Phishing
Chapter 36: IPRs' Issues in the Era of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Author Details
Dr. (Mrs.) Jyoti Rattan, Associate Professor, Department of Laws, Panjab University, Chandigarh, is a topper in Law and a Gold Medalist in LL.M, Ph.D. in Law and M.Sc. in Chemistry. Her areas of interest have been Taxation Laws, Cyber Law, Law of Contract, RTI and International Law. Dr. Rattan has written books on Taxation Laws, Cyber Law and RTI, International Law and several research articles on Taxation Laws, Cyber Lau and International Law areas besides Inter-disciplinary Law and Administrative issues in reputed journals, presented papers and won awards at various national and international Conferences in India and abroad including the 91st Indian Science Congress; 26th International Congress of Administrative Sciences, Seoul, Korea, 2004; Third Regional International Conference; International Institute of Administrative Sciences (Belgium), Monterrey, Mexico, 2006 and 27th International Congress of Administrative Sciences, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E., 2007 and 2011 International Conference of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences (HAS), held at Lausanne, Switzerland, 2011. In 2012, Dr. Rattan's papers have been selected for oral presentation at lASIA's Annual Conference, Bangkok, Thailand; 5th International Conference on Information Law 2012, organized by the Ionian University and the International Society for Ethics and Technology (INSEIT) (US), in Greece; 13th International Winelands Conference 2012, Research Congress Centre of the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study (STIAS), Mostertsdrift, Stellenbosch, South Africa; Istanbul 9th Academic Conference organized by the International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences in Istanbul, Turkey The 2014IASIA Annual Conference on Good Governance: the Position of Students, Scholars and Practitioners Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 2014 International Congress of HAS, Ifrane, Morocco.
Dr. Vijay Rattan
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