Cyber Crime
The Drucker’s Club of the PG and Research Department of Business
Administration, J.J. College of Arts and Science(Autonomous), Sivapuram, Pudukkottai
organized an interactive session on ‘Cyber Crime’ at 11 a.m on Friday, 16.09.2022 in the
MBA Conference Hall. The Resource person Dr.B.Arthi, Department of Commerce,
Urumu Dhanalakshmi College, Trichy, listed out various dimensions of cyber- crime and
their impact on the normal life of individuals and societies. Cyber -crime has assumed
alarming proportions due to the wide use of web based applications in trade, commerce,
industry and social relations. Networks had become unmanageably wide and as a result
invasion through viruses, hacking, pilfering and distortion of data etc. had become quite
common. It is up to owners and users to protect their data from hacking, phishing and
other malafide attempts at destabilization, intrusion, corruption and sabotage.
Cyber -crimes range from private blackmailing to open terrorism. So individuals and the
body politic have to be alert, agile and well prepared with suitable tools of defence and
offence. Making use of a well-designed powerpoint presentation based on case studies of
cyber- crimes, the speaker stimulated the audience to chew upon the dimensions of the
problem and possible solutions to it. Dr.V.Sathyarekha, Head of the Department presided
over the session. LK.Lakshmanan of II MBA welcomed the audience and M.Sneha also
of II MBA proposed the vote of thanks.
Administration, J.J. College of Arts and Science(Autonomous), Sivapuram, Pudukkottai
organized an interactive session on ‘Cyber Crime’ at 11 a.m on Friday, 16.09.2022 in the
MBA Conference Hall. The Resource person Dr.B.Arthi, Department of Commerce,
Urumu Dhanalakshmi College, Trichy, listed out various dimensions of cyber- crime and
their impact on the normal life of individuals and societies. Cyber -crime has assumed
alarming proportions due to the wide use of web based applications in trade, commerce,
industry and social relations. Networks had become unmanageably wide and as a result
invasion through viruses, hacking, pilfering and distortion of data etc. had become quite
common. It is up to owners and users to protect their data from hacking, phishing and
other malafide attempts at destabilization, intrusion, corruption and sabotage.
Cyber -crimes range from private blackmailing to open terrorism. So individuals and the
body politic have to be alert, agile and well prepared with suitable tools of defence and
offence. Making use of a well-designed powerpoint presentation based on case studies of
cyber- crimes, the speaker stimulated the audience to chew upon the dimensions of the
problem and possible solutions to it. Dr.V.Sathyarekha, Head of the Department presided
over the session. LK.Lakshmanan of II MBA welcomed the audience and M.Sneha also
of II MBA proposed the vote of thanks.