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| Cyber Law, Cyber Crimes etc.
and their relevance in Business Place post the
IT Act, 2002 (for IT, HRD, Quality, Marketing,
Financial Professionals and Business Owners such
as Directors, CEO etc.) : |
| PROFILE OF TRAINING
PROGRAMMES |
| Training Programmes will be structured
as per the requirements of the target audience. |
| The
general profile of different types of programmes
can be described as under: |
|
| A: Cyber
Laws for Non Law Professionals- Awareness Module |
| Objective:
Build Awareness of Cyber Laws in top management to provide
inputs for strategic risk assessment in business. |
| Coverage: |
| Relevance
of Cyber Laws in Our Business Context |
| with introduction to all
aspects of Cyber Laws, Cyber Crimes, Cyber Security
and their relation to the business of the target
company. |
| Identification
of Cyber Law Risks and |
| Generating
a Cyber Law Compliancy Action Plan for the Company |
| Duration
: Three Hours |
| Target :
Executives in the Policy Making Level |
| |
| B: Cyber
Laws for Non Law Professionals-Foundation Module |
| Objective:
Sensitize the operating management on the impact of
Cyber Law to their operations and to provide inputs
for legal risk mitigation at operating level. |
| Coverage:
|
| The nature
and scope of Cyber Laws |
| Impact of
Cyber Laws on the business |
| Impact of
Cyber Laws on quality of service delivered |
| Information
technology Act 2000 |
| Use of Digital
Signatures and Digital Contracts in Business |
| IPR Laws
applicable to Information Assets |
| Techno-Legal
Security of Information Assets |
| Duration
: 4 sessions of 90 minutes each (preferably spread over
two continuous days) |
| Target :
Executives at the Operational Level |
| |
| C: Digital
Signature for Corporate Professionals |
| Objective
: Familiarize the participants to the technical and
legal aspects of Digital Signatures and to give them
a hands-on experience on using Digital signatures for
some common applications. |
| Coverage
: |
| Understanding
the Concept of Digital Signatures |
| Definition
of Digital Signature as per ITA - 2000 |
| Technology
of Digital Signatures |
| Hash Algorithm |
| Symmetric
and Asymmetric Crypto systems |
| Relevance
of Digital Signature for Netizens |
| Role of Certifying
Authorities |
| Digital Certificates
and their uses |
| Certifying
Authority regulation in India |
| Applications
of Digital Signatures |
| Legal responsibilities
of a Digital Signatory |
| Digital Signature
usage contexts |
| Biometric
and other forms of authentication Vs Digital Signature |
| PKI enabled
applications |
| Obtaining
a trial version of a Digital Certificate and their usage-
online Practicals |
| (Subject
to availability of Internet Connectivity) |
| |
| Duration
: |
2 Sessions
of 90 minutes without Practicals
4 Sessions of 90 minutes with Practicals |
| |
| Target :
Corporate Executives at the Top and Middle Management
Level in Non IT Companies and all Executives in IT Companies. |
| |
| D: Cyber
Crime and its prevention with emphasis on Cyber Laws. |
| Objective
: Sensitize the officials on the impact of Cyber Crimes
on the Company’s business and the need to secure
Information Assets though a techno legal security management
programme. |
| Coverage
: |
| Cyber Crimes
and their impact on Information Assets of a Company |
| Technical
Security-Firewalls, Authentication Management, Intrusion
Detection Systems, Disaster recovery Systems etc |
| Concept of
Techno Legal Security and Cyber Law Compliancy Audit
|
| Digital Contracts
and Digital Signatures |
| Cyber Crimes
as per ITA - 2000 |
| Cyber Crimes
in the IPR domain |
| Data Protection
and Privacy Implications on business |
| Data Protection
and Privacy Implications on business |
| Jurisdiction
in Cyber Space-Issues and Challenges |
| Adjudication,
Appeal and Arbitration of Cyber Crime Disputes |
| Cyber Evidence
Collection, Preservation and Presentation |
| Development
of a Cyber Law Compliancy Plan for a Corporate entity. |
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| Duration
: 8 sessions of 90 minutes each over two days. |
| |
| Target : |
| Corporate
Executives in Cyber Risk Sensitive industries such as
Banks. |
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