Cyber Law and Digital Crime

This course covers the legal frameworks governing cybercrime, from hacking and online fraud to cyber-enabled harassment and cross-border investigation. Students will examine international instruments, national legislation, and real cases to understand how legal systems respond to crime that increasingly has no physical borders.

Duration

6 weeks, self-paced

Level

Intermediate

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What You'll Learn

✓ Define and classify major categories of cybercrime

✓ Analyze the legal elements of hacking and computer misuse offenses

✓ Understand jurisdictional challenges in cross-border cybercrime cases

✓ Evaluate corporate cybersecurity compliance and breach notification duties

✓ Apply cybercrime law to a real-world case scenario

Course Syllabus

1
Foundations of Cybercrime Law
2
Computer Misuse and Hacking Offenses
3
Online Fraud and Financial Cybercrime
4
Cyber-Enabled Crimes Against Persons
5
Investigation, Jurisdiction, and Incident Response

Requirements

No prior technical background required
Basic understanding of criminal law concepts is helpful

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