INTERNATIONAL CYBERLAW CERTIFICATION COURSE
A truly international course that opens the doors to varied developments happening on the Cyberlaw horizon.
This course will sensitize you about the emerging cyber legal issues, topics and aspects at the global level and how they are sought to be regulated and addressed by stakeholders in the international arena.
The International Certificate Course on Cyberlaw pushes you to discover more about cyber legal aspects, challenges and perspectives.
A truly enriching course that encourages you to dive deep into the emerging Cyberlaw trends by providing enabling access to the gateway of Cyberlaw jurisprudence.
The course could open up new doors of Cyberlaw jurisprudence for you in the coming times.
A course that takes you to the broad ambit of current-day issues engaging the attention of Cyberlaw experts and stakeholders at the international plane.
Course Curriculum
a) Cyberlaw
b) Early Developments In Cyberlaw Jurisprudence
c) Role Of UNCITRAL Model Laws On Electronic Commerce And Electronic Signatures
d) Initial Focus On Granting Legality To Electronic Format And Electronic Commerce
e) Enabling Legal Frameworks
f) Electronic Contracts
g) Electronic Signatures
h) Different National Cyber Laws
i) Key Thrust Areas Of Cyberlaw
WEEK 2:- CYBERLAW- NATIONAL APPROACHES
a) UNCITRAL Model Laws on Electronic Commerce and Electronic Signatures
b) UNCTAD Cyberlaw Tracker
c) Cyberlaws.Net Cyberlaw Repository
d) Differing variations in national approaches
e) Broad Principles in Cyberlaw
f) National interest and cyber legal framework
g) Exchange of information and cooperation on Cybercrimes and Cyber Security
h) Bilateral cooperation mechanisms
i) Data localization and its regulation
WEEK 3 – CYBER SOVEREIGNTY& CYBERLAW
a) Sovereignty & Cyberspace
b) Definition of Cyber Sovereignty
c) Completing Theories on Cyber Sovereignty
d) Challenges of Cyber Sovereignty
e) Cyber Sovereignty & Cyber Security
f) Chinese and Russian Experience In Cyber Sovereignty
g) Vietnam Approach on Cyber Sovereignty
WEEK 4 – FAKE NEWS AND CYBERLAW
a) Fake News – Concept & Definition
b) Fake News & Cyberlaw
c) Fake News, Cybercrimes & Cyber Security
d) Challenges thrown up by Fake News Globally
e) Fake News & Privacy
f) Fake News, Attribution & Internet Jurisdiction
g) Lack of International Law on Fake News
h) National Approaches to Regulate Fake News
i) Reliance on National Penal Laws to Regulate Fake News
j) Specific Cyber Legal Issues posed by Fake News During COVID-19 Times Infodemic
WEEK 5 – FREE SPEECH, PRIVACY AND CYBERLAW
a) Free Speech and Expression in Cyberspace & Cyberlaw
i) Freedoms in Cyber space & issues
ii) Position pertaining to freedom of speech and expression jurisprudence across the world
iii) Significance of freedom of speech and expression on the Internet
iv) Salient elements to constitute freedom of speech and expression on the Internet
b) Privacy Issues, Access Rights & Cyberlaw
i) Right to privacy
ii) Existing right to privacy in the actual world
iii) Kind of privacy issues existing in the digital ecosystem and on the Internet
iv) Relationship between privacy and access rights
WEEK 6 – BLOCKCHAIN, CRYPTO ASSETS AND CYBERLAW
a) Blockchain and Salient Features
b) Blockchain, its regulation & Cyberlaw
c) National laws on regulating Blockchains, Bitcoins, crypto-assets and crypto-currencies
d) Belarus crypto-currencies law
e) 3 Blockchain laws of Malta
f) Blockchain law in Estonia & Switzerland
g) Bitcoins and its legalities
h) Indian ban on bitcoins and Supreme Court Judgment in IAMAI v/s RBI
i) New emerging trends on Blockchain regulation
WEEK 7 – CYBER LAW AND CYBERCRIME REGULATION- SALIENT ELEMENTS AND ISSUES
a) Regulation of Cybercrimes under Cyberlaw frameworks
b) Cybercrimes and their regulation globally
c) Kinds of cybercrimes targeting persons, property and nations and emerging cybercrimes and examples
d) Legalities concerning Ransomware as a cybercrime
e) Challenges with respect to detection, investigation and prosecution of Cybercrimes
f) Electronic evidence, collection, preservation, production and proof
g) Differing national strategies on electronic evidence laws
h) Poor Cybercrime convictions rate across the world & related reasons
WEEK 8 – CYBERLAW – KEY THRUST AREAS
a) Freedom and Rights in Cyberspace & Cyberlaw – Issues & Challenges
b) Internet jurisdiction
c) Electronic governance and related issues in cyberspace
d) Intermediary liability
e) Cloud Computing & Cyberlaw
f) Child Protection & Cyberlaw
g) Regulation of social media
WEEK 9 – INTERCEPTION, ENCYRPTION, DARKNET AND CYBERLAW
a) Interception, monitoring, decryption & blocking
b) Encryption
c) Darknet & Current Legal Issues
d) Legal Challenges posed by Darknet
e) Regulation of Cybercrime on Darknet
f) Important latest cases
WEEK 10 – BIG DATA, DATA PROTECTION, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND CYBERLAW
a) Big Data & Cyberlaw – Issues & Challenges
b) Data Protection & Cyberlaw – Issues & Challenges
c) Intellectual Property Rights & Cyberlaw – Issues & Challenges
WEEK 11 – INTERNET OF THINGS AND CYBERLAW
a) Internet of Things & Salient features
b) Internet of Things regulation through Cyberlaw frameworks
c) New dedicated laws on regulating Internet of Things
d) California Internet of Things law
e) UK Internet of Things guidelines
f) Challenges in regulating Internet of Things
g) Internet of Things and Cyber Security
h) Internet jurisdiction and Internet of Things
i) Internet of Things & Data Protection
j) Internet of Things & Privacy, both personal privacy and data privacy
WEEK 12 – ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, COVID-19 TIMES DEVELOPMENTS AND EMERGING CYBERLAW TRENDS
a) Artificial Intelligence – Introduction & Concept
b) Cyberlaw and Artificial Intelligence
c) Cyberlaw developments in COVID-19 times
d) COVID-19 and its impact on Future Developments in Cyberlaw
e) Cyberlaw Rules, Regulations passed in COVID-19 times
f) New Cyber World Order Post COVID-19
g) Cyber Security- a subject of growing concern in Cyberlaw
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