Vskills certification for Cyber Law Analyst assesses the candidate as per the company’s need for securing against internet related offenses. The certification tests the candidates on various areas in electronic signature, UNCITRAL, attribution, acknowledgement and dispatch of electronic records, certifying authority, IPR protection, international organization, COE, IT Act and judicial review.

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Vskills certification for Cyber Law Analyst assesses the candidate as per the company’s
need for securing against internet related offenses. The certification tests the candidates on
various areas in electronic signature, UNCITRAL, attribution, acknowledgement and
dispatch of electronic records, certifying authority, IPR protection, international
organization, COE, IT Act and judicial review.
Why should one take this certifWhy should one take this certifWhy should one take this certifWhy should one take this certification?ication?ication?ication?
This Course is intended for professionals and graduates wanting to excel in their chosen
areas. It is also well suited for those who are already working and would like to take
certification for further career progression.
Earning Vskills Cyber Law Analyst Certification can help candidate differentiate in today's
competitive job market, broaden their employment opportunities by displaying their
advanced skills, and result in higher earning potential.
Who will benefit from taking this certificatioWho will benefit from taking this certificatioWho will benefit from taking this certificatioWho will benefit from taking this certification?n?n?n?
Job seekers looking to find employment in legal or IT departments of various companies,
students generally wanting to improve their skill set and make their CV stronger and
existing employees looking for a better role can prove their employers the value of their
skills through this certification.
Test DetailsTest DetailsTest DetailsTest Details
• Duration:Duration:Duration:Duration: 60 minutes
• No. of questions:No. of questions:No. of questions:No. of questions: 50
• Maximum marks:Maximum marks:Maximum marks:Maximum marks: 50, Passing marks: 25 (50%)
There is no negative marking in this module.
Fee StructureFee StructureFee StructureFee Structure
Rs. 4,000/- (Includes all taxes)
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Cyber Law Analysts are in great demand. Companies specializing in legal or internet
related services or IT are constantly hiring skilled Cyber Law Analysts. Various public and
private companies also need Cyber Law Analysts for their legal or IT departments.

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Table of ContentsTable of ContentsTable of ContentsTable of Contents
1.1.1.1. Understanding Internet and Cyber LawsUnderstanding Internet and Cyber LawsUnderstanding Internet and Cyber LawsUnderstanding Internet and Cyber Laws
1.1 Modem Era
1.2 Need for Cyber Laws
1.3 Historical Perspective
1.4 The Character and Use of Internet Technology
2.2.2.2. Conceptual FrameworkConceptual FrameworkConceptual FrameworkConceptual Framework
2.1 What is E-commerce?
2.2 Growth and Development of E-commerce
2.3 Various Modes of E-commerce
2.4 Mechanism Involved in the Operation of Internet
2.5 Types of Players in E-commerce
2.6 Web Development and Hosting Agreements
2.7 Web Hosting
2.8 The Problem of Internet Jurisdiction
2.9 Illustrative Cases
2.10 Type of Websites
3. The Role oThe Role oThe Role oThe Role of Electronic Signaturef Electronic Signaturef Electronic Signaturef Electronic Signature
3.1 Indian Economy
3.2 Basic Laws
3.3 Authentication of Digital Signature and Electronic Records
3.4 UNCITRAL
3.5 Securing Electronic Transactions
3.6 Hash Function Basics
3.7 Digital Signature’s Verification
3.8 Certifying Authorities and Electronic Signature under Indian Law
3.9 The Functions of Controller and Other Officers
3.10 Feasibility of Implementing Digital Signature
3.11 Security and Privacy of Digital Signatures
3.12 Private Key Escrow and Key Recovery System
3.13 Obligation of a Certifying Authority and Certificate Management
3.14 Security Threats
3.15 International Efforts
3.16 The Singapore Electronic Transaction Act, 1998
3.17 Different Approaches of Digital Signatures
4.4.4.4. Legal Aspects of Electronic RecordsLegal Aspects of Electronic RecordsLegal Aspects of Electronic RecordsLegal Aspects of Electronic Records
4.1 Electronic Records Recognition
4.2 The Position in the US and Australia
4.3 Electronic Records Retention in India
4.4 UNCITRAL Model Law for Retention
4.5 Attribution, Acknowledgement and Dispatch in India

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4.6 UNCITRAL on Attribution and Acknowledgement
4.7 Acknowledgement of Receipt in India
5.5.5.5. Certifying Authorities in IndiaCertifying Authorities in IndiaCertifying Authorities in IndiaCertifying Authorities in India
5.1 The Role of Certifying Authority (CA)
5.2 Functions and Appointment of Controller
5.3 License to Issue Digital Signature
5.4 Renewal and Suspension of CA License
5.5 Security Guidelines for CA
5.6 Surrender of License and Cessation as CA
5.7 CA and Disclosure of Information
5.8 Electronic Signature Certificate issuance and suspension by CA
5.9 Archiving and Revocation of Digital Signature Certificates
5.10 Rules of Compromise
5.11 Confidential Information and Access Rules
5.12 Duties of Subscribers
6.6.6.6. IPRIPRIPRIPR ProtectionProtectionProtectionProtection in Indiain Indiain Indiain India
6.1 The Domain Name Relevance in IPR
6.2 Cyberspace Squatting
6.3 Bad Faith and Domain Name Infringement
6.4 Some Complaints from India before WIPO
6.5 Protection of Copying in Cyberspace
6.6 Rights of Software Copyright Owners
6.7 Infringement of Copyright
6.8 Linking, Hyper-Linking and Framing
6.9 Remedies for Infringement
6.10 The Liabilities of an Internet Services Provider (ISP)
6.11 Cyberspace and the Protection of Patents in India
7.7.7.7. International Cyberspace LawsInternational Cyberspace LawsInternational Cyberspace LawsInternational Cyberspace Laws
7.1 United Nations Commission on International Trade Law
7.2 The Organization for Economic Cooperation Development (OECD)
7.3 World Trade Organisation (WTO) and E-Commerce
7.4 The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and E-commerce
7.5 The Internet Corporation for Assigned Name and Numbers (ICANN)
7.6 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
7.7 US Agencies for E-commerce Law and Policy
7.8 Internet Law and Forum
7.9 International Chamber of Commerce
7.10 Singapore Electronic Transactions Guidelines
8.8.8.8. Council of Europe’s (Council of Europe’s (Council of Europe’s (Council of Europe’s (COECOECOECOE)))) ConventionConventionConventionConvention
8.1 Domestic Measures on Child Pornography
8.2 Infringements of Copyrights and Related Rights Offences
8.3 Extradition under COE

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8.4 Mutual Assistance between the States
9.9.9.9. IT Act and Judicial ReviewIT Act and Judicial ReviewIT Act and Judicial ReviewIT Act and Judicial Review
9.1 Penalty and Compensation for Damage
9.2 Compensation for Failure to Protect Data
9.3 Penalty for Failure to Furnish Information
9.4 Adjudication of Disputes under the IT Act
9.5 Cyber Appellate Tribunal
9.6 Compounding of Contraventions and Recovery of Penalty
9.7 Appeal to the High Court under the IT Act
10.10.10.10. Important Offences under the Cyberspace LawImportant Offences under the Cyberspace LawImportant Offences under the Cyberspace LawImportant Offences under the Cyberspace Law
10.1 Obscenity and Pornography
10.2 Hacking
10.3 Other Offences
10.4 Violation of the Right Privacy
10.5 Violation of Privacy, Breach of Confidentially and Privacy
10.6 Terrorism
11.11.11.11. Offences under theOffences under theOffences under theOffences under the ITITITIT Act in IndiaAct in IndiaAct in IndiaAct in India
11.1 Cyber crimes offence by Intermediaries
11.2 Power of the Controller
11.3 Directions for Monitoring of Information
11.4 Collecting Traffic Data
11.5 Protected System Offences
11.6 The Misrepresentation Offence
11.7 Electronic Signature Certificate with False Particulars
11.8 Confiscation as Penalty
11.9 Compounding of Offences under the IT Act
11.10 Cognizance of Offences and Bail under the IT Act
11.11 Punishment for Abetment and Attempt to Commit Offences
11.12 Commission of Offences by Companies under the IT Act
11.13 The Power of Police to Enter and Search
11.14 Protection of Action Taken in a Goods Faith
11.15 Amendments to IT Act
12.12.12.12. Electronic Evidence and the Miscellaneous Provisions of the IT ActElectronic Evidence and the Miscellaneous Provisions of the IT ActElectronic Evidence and the Miscellaneous Provisions of the IT ActElectronic Evidence and the Miscellaneous Provisions of the IT Act
12.1 Indian Evidence Act
12.2 Examiner of Electronic Evidence
12.3 Amendments to the Indian Evidence Act 1872,
12.4 The Appointment of National Nodal Agency
12.5 Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)
12.6 Electronic Cheques Laws
12.7 Advisory Committee
12.8 Security Practices and Sensitive Personal Information

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Sample QuestionsSample QuestionsSample QuestionsSample Questions
1.1.1.1. Which of the following crimesWhich of the following crimesWhich of the following crimesWhich of the following crimes is done using a computer as the instrument?is done using a computer as the instrument?is done using a computer as the instrument?is done using a computer as the instrument?
A. Computer manipulation
B. Money laundering
C. Data alteration
D. Theft of services
2222.... Which of the following crimes targets a computer?Which of the following crimes targets a computer?Which of the following crimes targets a computer?Which of the following crimes targets a computer?
A. Denial of service
B. Money laundering
C. Theft of services
D. Intellectual property violations
3333.... Which of the following best defines computer abuse?Which of the following best defines computer abuse?Which of the following best defines computer abuse?Which of the following best defines computer abuse?
A. Denial of service
B. Money laundering
C. An illegal act in which knowledge of computer technology is used to commit the act
D. An intentional act involving a computer in which the perpetrator may have gained at the
victim’s expense
4444.... What is a “Hacktivist”?What is a “Hacktivist”?What is a “Hacktivist”?What is a “Hacktivist”?
A. Politically motivated hacker
B. Denial of service attacker
C. A proponent of Napster
D. A person engaging in an intentional act involving a computer in which the person may
have gained at the victim’s expense
5555.... Which of the following is a computer crime that deprives the legitimate owner ofWhich of the following is a computer crime that deprives the legitimate owner ofWhich of the following is a computer crime that deprives the legitimate owner ofWhich of the following is a computer crime that deprives the legitimate owner of
a tangible asset?a tangible asset?a tangible asset?a tangible asset?
A. Hacking
B. Money laundering
C. Manipulating the price of a stock
D. Salami slice
Answers: 1 (D), 2 (A), 3 (D), 4 (A), 5 (D)