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Cybercrime can be defined generally as any crime that is committed with a computer, digital device, or network as the tool, target, or medium of commission. Cybercrime encompasses a broad range of illegal activity such as hacking, phishing, internet fraud, identity theft, cyberstalking, data breaches and much more. The anonymity of mobile and internet access combined with poor digital literacy skills can make both individuals and organizations more vulnerable to being victimized by these types of offences.

Civil cases relate to disputes between private individuals, businesses, or governmental entities regarding rights, duties, property, contracts, family law, tort action, and so on. Having an understanding of the step by step process of pursuing a civil case in India will assist you to safeguard your rights, meet certain deadlines (such as limitation periods), prepare documents and evidence you may need for your case, and avoid the same mistakes that may jeopardize your case.

The rising utilization of technology presents significant dangers that can expose children online to harmful behaviours, such as cyberbullying and other online schemes. One particularly drastic threat is grooming, which is where someone with negative intentions builds a trust relationship with a child in a digital context - often, though not always, anonymously. National resources consist of reporting portals, governmental organizations, and helplines. All these are channels for children and their parents to familiarize themselves with personal and legal obligations.

A legal notice is formal written communication sent by one party to the other party, intimating them about the grievances and further, giving them an opportunity to resolve the issue at hand before taking a legal action. The objective of a legal notice is to inform the recipient about the sender’s legal rights and demands, and gives a chance to both the parties to settle the dispute without the involvement of the court.