Monday, December 6, 2010

Police, Lawyers And Judges Training In India By PTLB

Technology related or digital issues are not popular either among the legal or among the judicial community of India. This is the reason why cyber law and cyber forensics related issues are seldom found mention in the courts. However, the future belongs to technology related disputes and their resolution.

While foreign countries are giving lots of emphasis to cyber related education and training, India is not doing enough in this regard. Crucial training areas like lifelong learning or continuing legal education (CLE) are still missing in India.

The bar council of India (BCI) is the main authority that is responsible for improving standards of legal professionals in India. Till now, BCI has not been able to materialise its objective of providing scientific and technical professional training to lawyers in India.

The problem seems to be lack of management and expertise in this regard in India. Even Law Ministry of India has not been able to contribute significantly in this direction. Although Law Minister Veerappa Moily has promised many legal and judicial reforms, yet they are still in pipeline. Till these reforms are actually implemented, legal and judicial standards in India cannot improve.

Even the law enforcement agencies of India are not aware of cyber crimes and cyber law related issues. They do not know how to deal with cyber related issues much less how to handle digital evidence. There is also lack of proper cyber law and cyber forensics training for law enforcement agencies of India.

On the other hand, other nations are working really hard in this regard. Take the example of U.S. Attorney's. The U.S. Attorney's Office has sponsored its first "Cyber Crime, Electronic Evidence, and Cyber Security Training" for local and federal law enforcement officials. The purpose of the training is to equip law enforcement agencies of US to deal with cyber crimes.

Investigation of cyber crimes, use of digital evidence and lawful search and seizure of computers is very essential for law enforcement agencies. At Perry4Law Techno Legal Base (PTLB) we provide techno legal research, training and education to law enforcement agencies, public prosecutors and lawyers, judicial officers, corporate executives, law graduates, professionals, etc.

The best part of these trainings is that they are all managed in an online environment through our “Online Platform”. Application form for the enrollment to various courses, internships and trainings can be downloaded from here. You must duly fill the form and submit the same along with the prescribed fees. For more details regarding the fees, duration of courses, natures of courses, etc see the FAQs.

SOURCE: CJNEWS

Sunday, July 18, 2010

PTLB Launched Many Techno Legal Initiatives

Perry4Law Techno Legal Base (PTLB) is one of the best techno legal research, training, educational and policy making institution of the world. It has been providing world class techno legal services in various fields like cyber law, cyber security, cyber forensics, etc.

PTLB has launched the most comprehensive and very promising techno legal platform of the world. It is the exclusive platform that is providing techno legal trainings, educational and policy making platform in India and world wide.

The platform is covering areas like alternative dispute resolution (ADR), LPO/BPO/KPO, CCTNS, critical ICT infrastructure protection (CIIP), crisis management plan making, cyber espionage, cyber law, cyber security, cyber terrorism, cyber war, digital evidencing, e-commerce, e-courts, e-governance, human rights in cyberspace, IPRs, law enforcement trainings, NATGRID, NCTC, ODR, etc.

This initiative would be supported by PTLB and Perry4Law techno Legal ICT Training Centre (PTLITC) of Perry4Law.

Keep a close watch upon this resource as it would be updated on a regular basis. Further, do not forget to check the links section at the bottom of this platform for the training or other course of your choice. We would update more on this regard very soon.

Persons or institutions interested in having a joint project, sponsorship, partnership, tie up, association, memorandum of understanding (MOU), etc may contact at pd37 at rediffmail dot com or perry4law at yahoo dot com.

SOURCE: CJNEWS

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Techno Legal Cyber Security Training Institution In India

I want to do certification in cyber security. Please tell me about the perfect Institution in India in this regard, asks Mayank Dixit from Mr. Praveen Dalal, Managing Partner of Perry4Law. We have been receiving tons of career and guidance request from cyber law, cyber security and cyber forensics enthusiastics and learners. Through this post we are providing some basic details about our techno-legal initiatives in this crucial direction.

If a person wishes to be a good cyber security professional he must know the practical aspects of cyber security. Most of the institutions all over the world are primarily providing just academic degrees and courses and almost no practical knowledge. Further, cyber security these days is both technical as well as legal. So a professional must get a techno-legal cyber security training rather than mere academic degree or diplomas.

Some good choices for getting good techno-legal cyber security training in India are:

(a) Techno-Legal Lifelong Learning Institution Of India (Exclusive In India)

(b) Perry4Law Techno Legal Base (PTLB) Training Centre (Exclusive In India)

(c) Cyber Security Training, Research and Educational Centre Of Perry4Law (Exclusive In India)

(d) Perry4Law Techno Legal ICT Training Centre (PTLITC) (Exclusive In India) (Will be operational very soon)]

(e) Online Cyber Law And Cyber Security Training Centre of PTLB (Exclusive In India)], etc.

Enroll yourself with these Institutions or Centres to have great techno-legal Skills and Expertise. Read the FAQs, Terms and Conditions, etc carefully before sending us your queries. Due to tons of queries we receive daily we cannot respond to each and every query personally.