Cyber Law & the Information Technology (IT)

Cyber Law & the Information Technology (IT) Act governs online activities, digital transactions, electronic records, cybercrimes, and data protection in today’s technology-driven world. This revision series—through crisp videos, PDFs, and practical notes—covers key concepts such as electronic contracts, digital signatures, intermediary liability, cyber offences, investigation procedures, data privacy, cyber fraud, hacking, identity theft, and online harassment.

With a real criminal and civil litigation perspective, these notes explain how cyber complaints are filed, how electronic evidence is collected and presented in court, how cybercrime investigations proceed, and how advocates handle cases involving financial fraud, social media misuse, data theft, and IT Act prosecutions. The series also includes practical guidance on drafting cybercrime complaints, responding to notices, and advising clients on online safety and compliance.

Perfect for LLB students, interns, and junior advocates, this series simplifies technical cyber concepts and equips you to confidently deal with digital evidence and cyber litigation in the modern legal landscape.