CYBERLAW, CYBERCRIME & CYBER SECURITY IN THE CORONAVIRUS AGE

In this course, the students will have broad overview of some of the key important Cyberlaw, Cybercrime & Cybersecurity aspects, issues and challenges that are beginning to crop up on the landscape given the advent and further constant spread of the coronavirus contamination.

With increasing reliance on the internet, every person needs to know about the cyberspace challenges and issues that are beginning to emerge in the coronavirus age. Knowing these cyber legal, cyber criminal and cyber security ramifications emerging in the coronavirus age would enable all stakeholders to be better well prepared to deal with these respective challenges and to avoid becoming victim of cybercrime and cyber security breaches.

Topics covered:

1. Section 1:Introduction
2. Section 2:Coronavirus Current Figures and Impact on Economic Activities
3. Section 3:Relationship with Cyberspace Activities
4. Section 4:Coronavirus as an Infodemic
5. Section 5:Massive Increase in Cybercrime and Cyber Security Breaches
6. Section 6:Growing Facts & Figures
7. Section 7:Warning of European Central Bank
8. Section 8:Cyberlaw Developments in South Africa
9. Section 9:Kenya Arrest Over Coronavirus Fake News
10. Section 10:Indian Arrest Over Coronavirus
11. Section 11:Arrests in Morocco, Hungary and Hong Kong
12. Section 12:Latest Cases on Cybercrime
13. Section 13:Increased Phishing Instances
14. Section 14:Important Cyber Security Breaches and their Characteristics
15. Section 15:Bruno University Hospital Case
16. Section 16:Cyber Attacks on US Health Department
17. Section 17:Cell Phone Surveillance Reported From Israel
18. Section 18:Phishing targeting Hospitals
19. Section 19:Coronavirus Mobile App
20. Section 20:National Cybersecurity Laws
21. Section 21:Increasing Fake News Related to Coronavirus & Its Regulation
22. Section 22:Situation Expected to Worsen
23. Section 23:Practical Tips to be Safe from Cybercrime and Cyber Security Breaches
24. Section 24:Projected Trends
25. Section 25:Working From home and connected Issues
26. Section 26:Conclusion

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