Prashant Mali

Recognized as "Consultant of the Year 2014:Cyber Law"

2014-12-19

Recognized as "Consultant of the Year 2014:Cyber Law" by CIO Review Magazine

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Cyber Threats & IT by ICAI  Mumbai

2010-01-10

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Nassacom DSCI “Meeting Cyber Crime Challenge through Capacity Building”   New Delhi - India

2011-03-06

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ISACA Annual Conference 2011  Hotel Westin Mumbi

2011-08-24

Nasscom DSCI INFOSECURITY SUMMIT

9TH Nasscom DSCI INFORMATION SECURITY SUMMIT  MUMBAI, iNDIA

2014-12-09

OXFORD CYBER HARASSMENT SYMPOSIUM

OXFORD CYBER HARASSMENT SYMPOSIUM   OXFORD UNIVERSITY , UK

2014-03-26

9 things you dont know of Cyber Law in India at Interop Conference

Interop Mumbai Conference by UBM India  Mumbai, india

2014-10-26

Copenhagen Mumbai Compliance Conference

2nd Annual Indian Governance, Risk management,compliance & IT Security Conference  Mumbai,India

2013-10-07

ET Fraud & Investigation Summit 2014

ET Fraud & Investigation Summit 2014  Hotel Hyatt Regency, Sahar Airport Road, Andheri East, Mumbai, India

2014-09-25

Cyber Terrorism & International Law at Oxford University

After the term ‘cyber terrorism’ was coined in 1996 by Barry Collin, who defined the term as the “convergence of cybernetics and terrorism”, FBI, defined it as any "premeditated, politically motivated attack against information, computer systems, computer programs, and data which results in violence against non-combatant targets by sub-national groups or clandestine agents. "Unlike a Trojan or computer attack that results in a denial of service, a cyberterrorist attack is designed to cause physical violence or extreme financial harm. There could be times where cyber terrorist would launch coordinated attacks in changing the orbits of the satellites and thus causing intra-space panic. It could destabilise defence communication systems.
Cyber Terrorism has cyber space as battle space and is in tension with the international law governing the use of force. We need to move away from military analogy for upholding free to all nature of Internet. International law raises substantial barriers to both using cyber weapons and defending cyber space from cyber-attacks through the use of force. In the economic sphere, responses to violations tend to be known as ‘countermeasures’; in the arms control sphere, they are known as ‘sanctions’. Both are the coercive enforcement measures, not involving the use of significant military force, available to States acting in response to an internationally wrongful act.Further to the adoption by the Council of Europe of the Cybercrime Convention (2001) and the Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism (2005), the Committee of Experts on Terrorism (CODEXTER) has been surveying the situation in ...

Cyber Pornography in India – Sprouting of a Hydra’s head

2014-11-11

Cyber Pornography in India – Sprouting of a Hydra’s head

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