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Overview :
Cybercrime in India is governed by the Information Technology Act, 2000, along with provisions from the Indian Penal Code. The Information Technology Act defines cyber offenses and establishes a legal framework for electronic transactions, digital signatures, and data protection. It includes provisions related to unauthorized access, data theft, identity theft, cyberbullying, cyber terrorism, and intermediary liability. The Indian Penal Code also contains sections relevant to cybercrimes, covering offenses like cheating, fraud, criminal intimidation, and obscenity. Amendments have been made to the Information Technology Act to address emerging cyber threats, and a Personal Data Protection Bill is currently under consideration to regulate the collection, storage, and use of personal data. Several law enforcement agencies, including the Cyber Crime Cell, CBI, NIA, and state police cybercrime cells, are responsible for investigating and prosecuting cybercrimes in India.
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