About the University
Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University Kanpur, a premier landmark of higher education in Uttar Pradesh, is named after the great social reformer Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj, also known as Rajarshi Shahu. The university stands as a beacon of excellence in higher education, proudly holding an NAAC A++ accreditation and classified under the UGC Grade-I category.
Under the dynamic leadership of our Vice Chancellor, Prof. Vinay Kumar Pathak, who also serves as the President of the Association of Indian Universities, the institution has fostered a vibrant academic environment that encourages innovation and research.
About the Conference
The International Conference on Cybersecurity Law and Governance: Building Global Resilience seeks to create a dynamic platform for dialogue between legal scholars, technology experts, policymakers, industry leaders, and international organizations to address the multifaceted challenges of cybersecurity in the digital era.
As societies become increasingly interconnected, the risks posed by cyber threats, data breaches, misinformation, and the misuse of emerging technologies have grown exponentially. This conference will explore a broad spectrum of contemporary issues, including cross-border cybercrime and jurisdictional barriers, privacy and data protection laws, corporate responsibility in cybersecurity, AI regulation, digital forensics, and the evolving role of international collaboration in cyber governance.
By fostering interdisciplinary discussions, the event aims to bridge the gap between policy and practice, helping nations and institutions build sustainable cybersecurity ecosystems. The conference ultimately aspires to strengthen the collective understanding of how law and governance can safeguard digital rights, promote accountability.
Themes & Sub themes
- Track 1: Global and Comparative Cybersecurity Law
Evolution of international cybersecurity conventions and frameworks
Harmonization of cyber laws across jurisdictions
Challenges in cross-border cybercrime prosecution
International cooperation and digital diplomacy in cyberspace
Comparative analysis of cybersecurity laws (EU, US, India, ASEAN, etc.)
- Track 2: Cybercrime, Jurisdiction, and Enforcement
Jurisdictional complexities in transnational cybercrimes
Extradition and mutual legal assistance treaties (MLATs)
Cyber forensics and digital evidence in prosecution
Role of Interpol, Europol, and CERT bodies in enforcement
Procedural and evidentiary challenges in cyber litigation
- Track 3: Data Protection, Privacy, and Digital Sovereignty
Comparative analysis of global data protection regimes (GDPR, DPDPA, etc.)
Consent and individual autonomy in digital environments
Cross-border data transfer and localization debates
Government surveillance and right to privacy
Digital sovereignty and national cybersecurity strategies
- Track 4: Freedom of Expression, Content Moderation, and Cyber Governance
Online speech regulation and intermediary liability
Balancing free speech with misinformation control
Regulation of hate speech, defamation, and harmful content online
Transparency in content moderation and algorithmic decision-making
Platform responsibility and safe harbor principles
- Track 5: Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes, and Emerging Technologies
Legal accountability for AI-generated decisions
Regulation of deepfake technologies and synthetic media
Intellectual property and authorship in AI-generated works
Liability frameworks for autonomous systems
Ethical AI design and responsible innovation
- Track 6: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and Digital Asset Regulation
Legal frameworks for blockchain governance
Cryptocurrency regulation and compliance
Smart contracts and enforceability challenges
Decentralized finance (DeFi) and legal accountability
Anti-money laundering (AML) and KYC compliance in crypto
- Track 7: Corporate Responsibility and Cybersecurity Compliance
Corporate obligations under data protection and cybersecurity laws
Cyber risk management and compliance frameworks
Corporate liability for data breaches and cyber negligence
Privacy-by-design and ethical data governance
Cyber insurance and risk mitigation models
- Track 8: Digital Forensics and Evidentiary Challenges
Forensic tools and chain-of-custody protocols
Authentication and admissibility of digital evidence
Electronic discovery (e-discovery) and procedural laws
Comparative standards for cyber forensics across jurisdictions
Role of expert testimony in cybercrime trials
- Track 9: Public–Private Partnerships and Collaborative Cyber Governance
Models of public–private collaboration in cybersecurity
Cyber threat intelligence sharing mechanisms
Joint initiatives for critical infrastructure protection
Legal frameworks for PPPs in digital risk management
Multi-stakeholder governance in global cybersecurity
- Track 10: Capacity Building, Policy Innovation, and Global Resilience
National cybersecurity strategies and institutional frameworks
Legal education and training for digital resilience
Role of academia in cyber law and governance research
Cross-border capacity-building and international coordination
Policy innovation for emerging cyber risks
Who can Submit
The International Conference on Cybersecurity Law and Governance: Building Global Resilience invites scholars, researchers, policymakers, industry experts, and practitioners to submit their original and unpublished research contributions.
How to Submit
Abstracts must be submitted through the online portal by using the ‘Abstract Submission’ button provided in the website. After receiving the acceptance confirmation for the abstract, authors may proceed with the full paper submission using ‘full paper Submission’ button provided in the website.
Submission Category and Processing Charges
- Students / Research Scholars INR 1000 INR 2000
- Academicians / Professionals / others INR 2000 INR 3000
- International Delegates USD 50 USD 50
Abstract Submission Guidelines
- Word Limit: 300 to 500 words, excluding keywords.
- Keywords: Include 5 keywords reflecting the core themes of the research.
- Content: Must include a clear central argument, research questions, methodology, and the contribution of the paper.
- Cover Page: A separate file containing Author name(s), designation, institutional affiliation,Theme, Sub theme and contact details.
- Font: Times New Roman, Size 12.
- Line Spacing: 1.5 spacing with justified alignment.
- Margins: 1-inch (2.54 cm) margins on all sides.
- Format: File must be in MS Word (.doc or .docx) and PDF format.
- Anonymity: No identifying information (name or affiliation) should be present in the abstract file.
- Submission: Abstracts must be submitted through the online portal by using the ‘Abstract Submission’ button.
Important dates
- Last Date for Abstract Submission March 20, 2026
- Notification of Abstract Acceptance (within one week of abstract submission) March 27, 2026
- Last Date for Full Paper Submission & Registration April 10, 2026
Contact
Mail – conference.abvsls@csjmu.ac.in.
