Paperback. As digital services move to cloud, mobile, and online platforms, cybersecurity and cyber law have become inseparable. Technical controls reduce risk, while legal and ethical frameworks define what is acceptable, accountable, and defensible when incidents occur. This book starts with computing, networks, and cyber ethics, then builds core security concepts such as threats, vulnerabilities, and cryptography. It explains common cybercrimes and attack patterns, and related governance mechanisms, and walks through investigation, digital evidence, and forensic methods. Later chapters cover electronic records and e-governance, intellectual property in cyberspace, e-commerce law and consumer protection, international cyber law (including treaties and cross-border issues), and, finally human rights topics such as privacy, surveillance, speech, and access. By the end, readers will navigate cybersecurity with ethical insight, recognizing risks, understanding compliance, and applying sound legal and ethical reasoning in practice.What you will learn Ethical foundations of security goals, threats, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors. Responsible use of cryptography, authentication, and access control. Ethical analysis of cybercrimes, including malware, hacking, phishing, and online fraud. Legal and ethical responsibilities under the India IT Act, including e-records, digital signatures, and key authorities. Ethical handling of digital evidence and principled approaches to forensic investigations.Who this book is forThis book serves undergraduate and graduate learners and early-career professionals looking to understand cybersecurity and cyber law through an ethical framework. It also supports SOC analysts, compliance professionals, auditors, investigators, and legal-tech practitioners engaged in ethically managing digital evidence, privacy, e-commerce, and incident response.Table of Contents1. Foundations of Computing in Technology, Networks, and Ethics2. Cybersecurity Fundamentals3. Cyber Ethics and Professional Issues4. Cyber Threats and Crimes5. Cyber Law in India6. Cybercrime Investigation and Forensics7. Electronic Records and Governance8. Intellectual Property in Cyberspace9. E-commerce Law10. International Cyber Law11. Human Rights in Cyberspace This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Title: Cyber Security and Ethics, Textbook (Paperback)
Publisher: BPB Publications, New Delhi
Publication Date: 2025
ISBN 10: 9365893151
ISBN 13: 9789365893151
Binding: Paperback
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As digital services move to cloud, mobile, and online platforms, cybersecurity and cyber law have become inseparable. Technical controls reduce risk, while legal and ethical frameworks define what is acceptable, accountable, and defensible when incidents occur.

This book starts with computing, networks, and cyber ethics, then builds core security concepts such as threats, vulnerabilities, and cryptography. It explains common cybercrimes and attack patterns, and related governance mechanisms, and walks through investigation, digital evidence, and forensic methods. Later chapters cover electronic records and e-governance, intellectual property in cyberspace, e-commerce law and consumer protection, international cyber law (including treaties and cross-border issues), and, finally human rights topics such as privacy, surveillance, speech, and access.

By the end, readers will navigate cybersecurity with ethical insight, recognizing risks, understanding compliance, and applying sound legal and ethical reasoning in practice.

What you will learn

● Ethical foundations of security goals, threats, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors.

● Responsible use of cryptography, authentication, and access control.

● Ethical analysis of cybercrimes, including malware, hacking, phishing, and online fraud.

● Legal and ethical responsibilities under the India IT Act, including e-records, digital signatures, and key authorities.

● Ethical handling of digital evidence and principled approaches to forensic investigations.

Who this book is for

This book serves undergraduate and graduate learners and early-career professionals looking to understand cybersecurity and cyber law through an ethical framework. It also supports SOC analysts, compliance professionals, auditors, investigators, and legal-tech practitioners engaged in ethically managing digital evidence, privacy, e-commerce, and incident response.

Table of Contents

1. Foundations of Computing in Technology, Networks, and Ethics

2. Cybersecurity Fundamentals

3. Cyber Ethics and Professional Issues

4. Cyber Threats and Crimes

5. Cyber Law in India

6. Cybercrime Investigation and Forensics

7. Electronic Records and Governance

8. Intellectual Property in Cyberspace

9. E-commerce Law

10. International Cyber Law

11. Human Rights in Cyberspace

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