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VOL. 10, ISSUE 2 (2024)
Security of data piracy: A critical examination of India's intellectual property rights in cyberspace
Authors
Akansh Patel, Piyush Kumar Trivedi
Abstract
Data piracy occurs when individuals access and claim intellectual
property as their own. With permission, piracy involves profiting from
another's intellectual property. One of the major challenges in cyberspace is
software piracy. The illegal copying, distribution, or usage of software is
known as software piracy. The BSA estimates that 36% of current software is
stolen. Today, software piracy significantly reduces publisher revenue.
Intellectual property rights refer to the ownership of one's mental inventions.
The inventor typically receives exclusive rights to utilize their creation for
a specific duration. Intellectual property includes literacy, art, and science.
This article examines the economic implications of protecting intellectual
property rights (IPRs) inside the WTO TRIPS agreement. The article discusses
the role of IPR protection in encouraging growth and development and its
relationship with other economic policies. Policy education and testing are
essential for employee knowledge and compliance, rather than just writing it
and expecting compliance. Additionally, policy development requires employee
input and updates as technology, legislation, and business environment evolve.
Policy shelf life is unacceptable for an organization. Concerns are developing
concerning India's legal system's inability to protect data transported from
other nations for processing. This report suggests India establish specialized
courts to address cyber infringements and data privacy.
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Pages:58-61
How to cite this article:
Akansh Patel, Piyush Kumar Trivedi "Security of data piracy: A critical examination of India's intellectual property rights in cyberspace". International Journal of Law, Vol 10, Issue 2, 2024, Pages 58-61
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