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International Conference on Cyber Security

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20th June 2021, Kathmandu

Cybercrime, Cyberlaw, Cyber Security is a paramount factor of the today’s technology generation. In the generation of Science and technology, The security, crime, law is a paramount concern for user and developer both.

The International Conference on cybersecurity, cyberlaw, and cybercrime’s aim is to empower attendees with quality information on emerging threats, techniques, strategies, solutions, and cost-effective methods of ensuring comprehensive cybersecurity, cybercrime, cyberlaw infrastructure. The international conference will be attended by not only international tech enthusiasts but also international speakers who are tremendously interested and concerned about cybersecurity, cyber law, cybercrime.

These would include representatives from the Central Government & State Governments, various Ministries, Law Enforcement Agencies, Police, Business, Information Technology, Corporate Sector, Academicians, Scholars, Service Providers, International Organizations, and distinguished thought leaders. Cybercrime & Cybersecurity has been supported by 125+ international and national organizations.

These include UNESCO, ITU, and UNU-EGOV in the UN Family, as also by Intersputnik International Organization of Space Communications, Europol Cybercrime Centre, Interpol, Internet Society, World Federation of Scientists, International Association of Prosecutors, Global Prosecutors  E-Crime Network, and Asia Cloud Computing Association.

Last year conference was supported by In its previous editions, the Conference has been supported by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India; Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India; Ministry of Law & Justice, Government of India, Department of Telecommunications, Government of India; and also by Department of Science & Technology, Government of India.

The vital topics will be covered and concern on Cyberlaw Jurisprudential Trends And Challenges, Golden Age Of Cybercrimes – Salient Aspects And Challenges, Why Cyber Security Assumes More Significance In Covid-19 Era? Splinternet And Connected Issues, Increasing Internet Shutdowns And Digital Liberties, Advances In AI And Connected Jurisprudence, Cyber Security And Vaccine Supply Chains, Critical Information Infrastructure Attacks And Connected Approaches,New Advances In Cyber Security And Connected Aspects,Data Protection During Covid-19 And Beyond,Medical And Health Data In Pandemic – Connected Challenges, Internet Shutdowns – Issues And Challenges,Ethics And Artificial Intelligence, Evaporating Privacy In Digital Ecosystem, Online Education, Pandemic And Challenges, Banking, Financial Services And Insurance (BFSI), Health & Government – Sectors Under Constant, Cyber Attacks,Cyber Attacks And Cyber Sovereignty,Evolving Principles And Best Practices Of Cyber Resilience,Data Economy During Covid-19 And Beyond, New Evolving Trends On Darknet,Mobile Apps, Apps Ecosystem And Connected Challenges, Blocking Of Content And Counter-Responses, Artificial Intelligence In Judicial And Governmental Ecosystems, Phishing, Identity Theft And Fraud – Trinity Of New Cybercrimes, Ransomware And Cybercrime-As-A-Service, Cyberspace Norms And Connected Developments,Outerspace, Cyberspace And Related Challenges.

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Multi Stakeholders Discussion on NTA Cyber Security Byelaw 2077

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6th September 2020, Kathmandu

In today’s digital era, owning data and information not only accumulates to technological but also financial gain. The terms cybersecurity, cyber law, and hacking are not new in today’s world. Many people are well-tuned to the digital world. From paying bills to phone calls or to store important documents electronically, digital platforms have become a much convenient option. With the platform gaining importance, threats induced by cyber-crime have also affected a diverse number of public and private organizations. The servers and data centers of such organizations are much prone to cyber-attacks.

Any individual or organization could be an easy target for hackers. Therefore, it has become more important to protect the information system and infrastructure from hackers by implementing cybersecurity best practices and enforcing cybersecurity laws. The Government of Nepal has also implemented many cyber laws such as the Electronic Transaction Act, 2063. And, there are other Cyber related acts and laws, such as National Cyber Security Policy 2016, and IT Bill 2018 are in process of amendment. Recently, Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) launched Cyber Security Bylaw, 2077 (2020) meeting cybersecurity standards and by showing best practices to protect IT infrastructure from various malicious attacks and threats to building trust and confidence of users towards using ICT technology and services of NTA.

This week on 11th September 2020 the Information Security Response Team Nepal (npCert) and Center For Cyber Security Research and Innovation (CSRI) Jointly hosted an open discussion on the topic “Multi Stakeholders Discussion on NTA Cyber Security Byelaw, 2077”.

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