Credit:  Cyber law refers to any laws relating to protecting the Internet and other online communication technologies.

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 Cyber law refers to any laws relating to protecting the Internet and other online communication technologies.

CYBER LAW Integrity and Security of Information Legal Status of Online Transactions Privacy and Confidentially of Information Security of Government Data Intellectual Property Rights

 The Malaysian Government has already passed several cyber laws to control and reduce the Internet abuse.

These cyber laws include:  Digital Signature Act 1997  Computer Crimes Act 1997  Telemedicine Act 1997  Communications and Multimedia Act 1998

 The Digital Signature Act 1997 secures electronic communications especially on the Internet.

 gives protection against the misuses of computers and computer criminal activities  Example : unauthorised use of programmes, illegal transmission of data or messages over computers and hacking and cracking of computer systems and networks.

 ensures that only qualified medical practitioners can practice telemedicine and that their patient's rights and interests are protected

 ensures that information is secure, the network is reliable and the service is affordable all over Malaysia.

1. Communications and Multimedia Commission Act 1998 Communications and Multimedia Commission Act 1998 Function : 2. Electronic Commerce Act Electronic Commerce Act 2006 Function :