Critical Study and Analysis of Cyber Law Awareness Among the Netizens

Parmar, Aniruddhsinh; Patel, Kuntal

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“…Organizations should always keep them updated; otherwise, it would help the criminals to commit any crime in SCI (Abu-Musa, 2008). If the AOC can be improved among the citizens of SCI, it would effectively help mitigate cybercrimes in SCI (Mehta and Singh, 2013; Parmar and Patel, 2016; Zhang and Benyoucef, 2016).…”

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Prevention of cybercrimes in smart cities of India: from a citizen’s perspective

Chatterjee

Kar

Dwivedi

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ITP

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify the factors influencing the citizens of India to prevent cybercrimes in the proposed Smart Cities of India. Design/methodology/approach A conceptual model has been developed for identifying factors preventing cybercrimes. The conceptual model was validated empirically with a sample size of 315 participants from India. Data were analyzed using structural equation modeling with SPSS and AMOS softwares. Findings The study reveals that the “awareness of cybercrimes” significantly influences the actual usage of technology to prevent cybercrimes in Smart Cities of India. The study reveals that government initiative (GI) and legal awareness are less influential in spreading of the awareness of cybercrimes (AOC) to the citizens of the proposed smart cities. Research limitations/implications The conceptual model utilizes two constructs from the technology adoption model, namely, perceived usefulness and ease of use. The study employs other factors such as social media, word of mouth, GIs, legal awareness and organizations constituting entities spreading awareness from different related literature works. Thereby, a comprehensive theoretical conceptual model has been proposed which helps to identify the factors that may help in preventing cybercrimes. Practical implications This study provides an insight to the policy maker to understand several factors influencing the AOC of the citizens of the proposed Smart Cities of India for the prevention of cybercrimes. Originality/value There are few existing studies analyzing the effect of AOC to mitigate cybercrimes. Thus, this study offers a novel contribution.

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Prevention of cybercrimes in smart cities of India: from a citizen’s perspective

Chatterjee

Kar

Dwivedi

et al. 2019

ITP

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Study of Cyber Crime Awareness among Female B.Ed. Trainees

Bala¹

2023

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The purpose of this paper is to explore the cybercrime awareness among female B.Ed trainees with respect to their type of and locality find the cybercrime awareness among female B.Ed. trainees. The increased dependence on internet has led to the rise of cybercrime. Cybercrime is a new wave of crimes using internet facilities. Problems such as lack of proper training and education, the poor awareness of cybercrime among female have also contributed to the growth in cybercrime. In the present study researcher adopted descriptive survey method to collect the data for the cybercrime awareness among adolescents. The sample comprised 200 college going female B.Ed. trainees was selected from government and private colleges. The female B.Ed. trainee belongs to rural and urban areas were taken from Sangrur and patiala district of Punjab. Samples selected using “Cybercrime awareness scale” constructed and validated by Rajasekar S. (2011). Attempts have been made to assess the impact of females and residential area upon cybercrime awareness level of female B.Ed trainee. The finding of the study shows the result of the study showed that the female B.Ed. trainees of government colleges are more aware of cybercrimes as compared to female B.Ed. trainees of private colleges. Moreover the finding of the study showed that the female B.Ed. trainees of urban areas are more aware of cybercrimes as compared to female B.Ed. trainees of rural areas.

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Critical Study and Analysis of Cyber Law Awareness Among the Netizens

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Prevention of cybercrimes in smart cities of India: from a citizen’s perspective

Prevention of cybercrimes in smart cities of India: from a citizen’s perspective

Study of Cyber Crime Awareness among Female B.Ed. Trainees

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