5-Day Advanced Certification Course on Technology Laws
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Why Technology Law skills are no longer Optional?
Governments, courts, companies, and even small businesses now run on digital systems. Every dispute, transaction, and investigation today has a technology angle.
Yet most law schools still teach technology law as a side topic or one elective. Students read sections of the IT Act in theory, but rarely see how cyber FIRs, digital evidence, DPDP compliance, or AI systems actually work in practice.
This creates serious gaps:
- You feel unsure while reading cyber FIRs and digital evidence.
- You are confused about how BNS, BNSS, and BSA interact with the IT Act.
- You hear terms like DPDP, AI governance, deepfakes, and blockchain, but cannot connect them to concrete legal duties.
- You miss new career opportunities in technology law, compliance, and advisory roles.
- If you want to be a future ready lawyer, you must understand technology law not as an add on, but as a core skill.
Presenting LawFoyer’s Advanced 5 Day Certification Course on Technology Laws
This intensive course is designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real world practice in technology law. It combines doctrinal clarity with practical insight, live teaching, and structured guidance.
Across five focused days, you will:
- Learn the core framework of Indian technology and cyber law.
- Study how new criminal laws, DPDP Act 2023, and digital regulations actually work on ground.
- Understand how AI, blockchain, FinTech, and surveillance technologies are reshaping law.
- Receive a practice oriented overview of technology law careers and work profiles.
- This is not a generic webinar. It is a structured certification course guided by experienced academics, policy researchers, and techno legal practitioners.
Course Mentors
Dr. Ritupriya Gurtoo
Assistant Professor, School of Law, SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Indore Campus
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Dr. Mayur Choudhary
Project Consultant, Business Consulting – Govt. & Public Sector, Ernst & Young LLP (EY)
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Mr. Vidit Agrawal
Advocate & Educator, Ph.D. Scholar, Faculty of Law, Delhi University
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Course Day Wise Curriculum
Day 1 – Foundations of Technology Law
Date: 24th February, 2026
Theme: Understanding the Digital Legal Ecosystem
Speaker: Dr. Ritupriya Gurtoo, Assistant Professor, School of Law, SVKM’s NMIMS, Indore Campus
You will cover:
- Concept and scope of technology law.
- Evolution of cyber law in India.
- Information Technology Act 2000, its purpose, key definitions, and liability framework.
- Interplay between IT Act and Indian criminal laws, including BNS, BSA, and BNSS.
- Jurisdictional issues in cyber disputes and cross border elements.
- Adjudicating authorities and appellate mechanisms in technology law matters.
Outcome: Clear conceptual base on how technology law fits into India’s legal system.
Day 2 – Cyber Crimes and Digital Evidence
Date: 25th February, 2026
Theme: Substantive Offences And Procedural Enforcement
Speaker: Mr. Vidit Agrawal, Advocate & Educator, Ph.D. Scholar, Faculty of Law, Delhi University
You will explore:
- Concept and classification of cyber crimes.
- Key cyber offences such as hacking, unauthorised access, phishing, online fraud, cyber stalking, harassment, and cyber terrorism.
- Investigation of cyber crimes, including registration of cyber FIR and role of cyber cells.
- Types of digital evidence, admissibility standards under BSA or Evidence Act, and chain of custody.
- Role of CERT In and obligations of intermediaries and platforms.
Practical focus:
- Discussion of recent cyber fraud cases.
- Step by step overview of cyber complaint mechanisms and practical redress paths.
Day 3 – Data Protection And Privacy Law
Date: 26th February, 2026
Theme: Regulating Personal Data In The Digital Age
Speaker: Ms. Paakhhi Garg, Director, World Cyber Security Forum
Key coverage:
- Right to privacy as a fundamental right in India.
- Concept of personal data and sensitive personal data.
- Overview of India’s emerging data protection regime and DPDP Act 2023.
- Principles of data protection such as consent, purpose limitation, and data minimisation.
- Obligations of data fiduciaries and processors, including compliance and enforcement.
- Issues in cross border data transfers and global best practices.
- Brief comparative note on global standards like GDPR and other regimes.
Outcome: You will understand privacy jurisprudence and see how digital entities must comply.
Day 4 – Technology Law Practice And Career Pathways
Date: 27th February, 2026
Theme: From Knowledge To Practice
Speaker: Dr. Ritupriya Gurtoo, Assistant Professor, School of Law, SVKM’s NMIMS, Indore Campus
Focus areas:
- Scope and growing importance of technology law practice in India.
- Role of lawyers in technology companies, platforms, and consulting firms.
- Compliance advisory for startups and corporations on technology and data issues.
- Technology contracts, including software licensing, SaaS and cloud contracts, and data sharing clauses.
- Comparing litigation and advisory practice in technology law.
- Mapping concrete career paths and future trends in this field.
Outcome: A realistic picture of how you can build a practice or career in technology law.
Day 5 – Emerging Technologies And Legal Challenges
Date: 28th February, 2026
Theme: Law, Innovation, And Regulatory Uncertainty
Speaker: Dr. Mayur Choudhary, Project Consultant, Business Consulting – Government & Public Sector, Ernst & Young LLP (EY)
You will engage with:
- Artificial Intelligence and law, including algorithmic bias, accountability, and liability.
- Ethical and regulatory concerns around AI systems and automated decision making.
- Blockchain, virtual digital assets, and legal issues around cryptocurrencies.
- Regulatory landscape around FinTech and digital payments, including consumer protection and fraud risks.
- Internet of Things, surveillance technologies, and associated privacy and security issues.
- Regulatory gaps and possible future policy directions in India.
Discussion module:
- India’s readiness for AI regulation.
- How to balance innovation and legal oversight in a developing digital economy.
Who should attend this course?
This program is ideal for:
- Undergraduate and postgraduate law students who want to build a strong foundation in technology law.
- Judicial services and other competitive exam aspirants who need clarity on IT Act, DPDP, and digital evidence.
- Young advocates and litigation associates handling cyber crime, fraud, or digital disputes.
- In house legal and compliance professionals working with digital platforms, fintech, or data heavy companies.
- Policy researchers and technology law enthusiasts who wish to understand India’s digital legal ecosystem.
- No prior technical background is required.
Bonuses for All Course Participants worth Rs. 5000/-
- E-Certificate of Completion: Participants will be awarded with a Certificate of Completion after successful completion of the course.
- FREE Job and Internship Placement Support for 1 Year: Participants will get free daily Internship and Job Opportunities Updates for 1 year via LawFoyer Connect.
- FREE Access of Legal AI Workshop: Participants will get free access to LawFoyer’s Advanced Certification Workshop on Supercharging Litigation and Academics with AI worth Rs. 499/-.
- FREE Access of Mooting Workshop: Participants will get free access to LawFoyer’s Advanced Certification Workshop on Supercharging Litigation and Academics with AI worth Rs. 499/-.
- Publication Opportunity with LawFoyer’s International Journal: Participants will get discounted publication opportunity with LawFoyer International Journal of Doctrinal Legal Research (LIJDLR) [ISSN: 2583-7753], which is indexed in 350+ international libraries and databases including HeinOnline, Harvard HOLLIS, Stanford Libraries, Oxford SOLO, IIM Bangalore Library, Manupatra, Google Scholar, ResearchGate, WorldCat, CrossRef, Europub and many more libraries & databases worldwide.
- Priority Access of Workshops & Webinars: Participants will get priority Access to upcoming skil development workshops and academic webinars by LawFoyer Academy.
- Other FREE Bonuses: Participants will get free access to bonuses including, inter alia, 4,000+ legal drafts, course reading materials, notes, E-books, PPTs, recordings with lifetime access and much more.
What you will learn and achieve?
By the end of the 5 days, you will be able to:
- Understand the statutory and conceptual foundations of technology and cyber law in India.
- Analyse cyber offences such as hacking, phishing, identity theft, cyber stalking, and online fraud.
- Follow the process of cyber crime investigation from complaint to digital evidence handling.
- Interpret the right to privacy and India’s emerging data protection regime in a practical way.
- Identify obligations of data fiduciaries, processors, and intermediaries under Indian law.
- Assess legal challenges in AI, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, FinTech, and surveillance systems.
- Recognise compliance and advisory opportunities in technology companies and startups.
- Visualise your own career pathway in technology law, both in litigation and advisory roles.
How you will learn?
We follow a practical and engaging pedagogy:
- Live interactive lectures with space for questions and discussion.
- Case law based analysis linked to real incidents and judgments.
- Practical illustrations and compliance scenarios drawn from government, courts, and industry.
- Comparative insights from global developments in technology law.
- Dedicated doubt clearing time at the end of each session.
- You will also have lifetime access to session recordings for revision and future reference.
Why learn Technology law with LawFoyer?
LawFoyer is a leading legal education and information platform for law students and legal professionals across India. Through our platform we have built a strong network of over three lakh law students and professionals. We have trained over 20,000 learners through online certification courses, workshops, webinars, and internship training programmes.
We publish the LawFoyer International Journal of Doctrinal Legal Research (LIJDLR) [ISSN: 2583 7753], indexed in 350 plus global libraries and databases including HeinOnline, Harvard HOLLIS, Stanford Libraries, Oxford SOLO, IIM Bangalore, Manupatra, Google Scholar etc.
Our flagship initiative LawFoyer Connect gives daily job and internship updates, and tracks developments in legal technology and AI adoption in law. We have partnered with institutions like NLU Delhi, NLIU Bhopal, HPNLU, CNLU and others as media and e-learning partners for their events and courses.
We have also conducted pan India internship and training programmes on legal research skills, legal drafting and legal AI tools in collaboration with reputed law firms such as Eximius Legal and worked in close collaboration with government bodies for various workshops and projects.
Our vision is simple: make law practical, affordable, and technology aware, so that students and young professionals can build confident careers.
COURSE FEE & REGISTRATION DETAILS
- Early Bird Fee for Law Students: ₹ 499 (until 22nd January, 2026)
- Early Bird Fee for Professionals: ₹ 999 (until 22nd January, 2026)
- Course Fee for Law Students (after 22nd January, 2026): ₹ 999
- Course Fee for Professionals (after 22nd January, 2026): ₹ 1999
KEY FEATURES
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, our course include daily live classes. You will have the opportunity to attend live lectures, each lasting approximately 90 minutes. The schedule for these live sessions will be 6.30 PM Onwards.
We understand that our learners may be students or working professionals, so we strive to accommodate everyone's schedules. So our live sessions are held in the late evenings, allowing all participants to attend without compromising their regular classes or work commitments.
We highly recommend attending the live classes after thorough preparation to maximize your learning experience. Just as the true excitement of a live match or performance lies in witnessing it in real-time, the real value of our live classes comes from actively participating and engaging with the content and instructors.
During the live sessions, a wealth of new and practical information is covered, and you'll have the opportunity to ask questions and receive immediate feedback.
However, we understand that sometimes life gets in the way, and you may miss a live class. In such cases, you can access the recordings of the live sessions through your personalized Learning Management System (LMS) dashboard.
The LMS dashboard provides 24/7 access to all course materials, including the live session recordings, ensuring that you can catch up on any missed content at your convenience.
Yes. A strong understanding of technology law, cyber crime, digital evidence, and data protection is now a key differentiator in internships, litigation practice, compliance roles, and policy research profiles.
Technology law and related topics are increasingly part of judicial services and other exams. This course will give you conceptual clarity and contemporary awareness that you can build upon.
Sessions will be conducted live online. You will receive joining links, reading material, and support via email or WhatsApp.
Yes, policy researchers, professionals working in tech companies, and enthusiasts with serious interest in technology law are welcome to join, subject to your internal eligibility rules.
