Cyber Crime and Information Professionals: A Brief Overview and Conceptual Study
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https://doi.org/10.51983/arss-2016.5.1.2569Keywords:
Cyber, Cyber Crime, Information Technology, IT Act, Computer Science, Information Professionals, Electronic Crime, Computer Forensic, Information AssuranceAbstract
Cyber Crime is one of the important aspects in today’s age and important name towards Information Technology, Computer Technology, Law and Legal Studies and so on. Virtually, the increasing number and percentages of Cyber Crime lead the evolution of emergence of Cyber Law. Cyber Crime is also known as Information Technology crime, computer crime, information crime and so on. Cyber Crime is a big space which deals with several cyber related activities thus cyber related aspect like computer crime, mobile crime, and IT crime and so on. This is a legal action used for mining IT related problem. Virtually, Cyber Crime is an important illegal activity now days. This paper is talks about Cyber Crime and so many aspects and facet related to this. Paper also talks about the challenges and issues related to Cyber Crime and about the information professional and their role in respect of Cyber Crime.
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