Duggal describes IT act as toothless

One in four U.S. businesses are vulnerable to having their trade secrets stolen, according to Pavan Duggal, president of India-based cyber law consultancy cyberlaws.net and an advocate in the Supreme Court of India, who said the ongoing threat could ...

The Annual Fashionista Fashion Fest, 2013, hosted by Neetu Pavan Manikatalia, managing director, Fashionista, The School of Fashion Technology, and Pavan Chaudhary, director, of the college, at The Kila in the capital. Ramneek Pantal kept the ...

The $45-million ATM heist at Gulf-based National Bank of Ras Al Khaimah PSC has once again brought the Indian information technology-enabled service companies under the spotlight. According to industry analysts and cyber experts, such incidences can ...

The Delhi High Court recently asked the central government to explain why minors are allowed to create online accounts on social networking sites such as Facebook or Orkut. The High Courts question stems from a petition filed by former senior BJP ...

Women cant escape the shadow of fear, even in the virtual world. More and more women are experiencing abuse, name calling and harassment on various social media forums. Activist Kavita Krishnan became the latest target of online abusers while she was ...

The union ministry of communications and information technology's recent hush-hush surveillance project, Central Monitoring System (CMS), has invoked Lucius Fox-like responses from cyber world activists and lawyers. The CMS can bypass manual ...

In the land of the Kamasutra, where talking about sex is still taboo, authorities have found strange solutions to curb sexual violence against women A petition, recently filed by Indore-based advocate Kamlesh Vaswani, has forced the Supreme Court to ...

It has been reported that last month the Indian government quietly started a project called Central Monitoring System. This gives complete access to the Indian government of India's public and private telecommunication network. Every online ...

Security agencies may have found a way to intercept highly encrypted BlackBerry Messenger ( BBM) services, but other similar applications such as WhatsApp messenger and free service Viber which enable millions of users to call and text appear to be ...