Indian IT Act 2000

The Indian Information Technology Act, 2000, is a law that regulates digital activities, online transactions, and cybersecurity. It provides legal recognition for electronic records and digital signatures, ensuring digital communications are valid. The Act also establishes rules for cybercrimes like hacking, identity theft, and data breaches, and sets procedures for investigation and enforcement. Additionally, it defines penalties for cyber offenses and promotes secure digital commerce, fostering trust in online interactions. Overall, it creates a legal framework to support India's growth in the digital economy while safeguarding users and businesses.