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ARTICLE · 19 SEPTEMBER 2018

Cybersecurity – The Indian Aspect

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The advancement of technology facilitates the expansion of the horizon of electronic media but it also gives rise to the risks posed while using the online system.

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The advancement of technology facilitates the expansion of the horizon of electronic media but it also gives rise to the risks posed while using the online system. Threats created in the cyberspace, challenge the safety of the users. The legislative bodies of the country work consistently towards safeguarding the interests of the persons active on the e-platforms.

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With a view to regularize the validity of e-documents and protect users of the cyber world, the Government of India enforced the Information Technology Act, 2000 (hereinafter referred to as the "Act"). The Act aims to shield the users against the dangers of cybercrimes. Owing to the usage of the electronic mode for criminal purposes, it often becomes difficult to prohibit such activities. However, the Act provides penal consequences in the event of occurrence of offences over the cyberspace.

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