How India’s IT Act Protecting Digital Assets

How India’s IT Act Protecting Digital Assets - Cyber law

In the modern hyper-networked economy, information has ceased to be data, but rather currency. The Indian digital transformation has resulted in creating unmatched opportunities since UPI payments and online banking up to cloud-based business operations. Opportunity comes with risk however. Cyber fraud, identity theft, phishing attacks, ransomware attacks, and data breaches are increasing at an unstable pace.

The court battlefield has moved to a new platform of digital networks. The Information Technology Act, 2000, also referred to as IT Act is at the heart of the cyber law in India. This is the first major weapon that India has against cybercrime and digital fraud.

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