The Israeli Cyberlaw: Law and Technology

The Israeli Cyberlaw – digital evidence in practice deals with various subjects and includes all technology domains, including: Digital evidence – what is it, how is it produced and when can one rely on it. Evidence credibility and acceptability. Computerized output and institutional evidence. Issues dealing with email (digital mail messages). Laptops, tablets and Smartphone's. Storage medium and telecommunication. Digital evidence preservation – documentation, backup and precautions. Communication channels. Virtual servers. Security cameras and closed-circuit televisions. Computer crimes and evidence counterfeiting. Digital signatures, contracts (agreements) and document validity. Cyberspace (Internet Law). Privacy law and cyberspace. Anonymity and cyberspace. Electronic commerce and law. Issues relating to email. The underworld and cyberspace (Darknet). Valuation of intellectual property. As someone who has accompanied the legal system for many years and as a professional authority within the legal and technology domain, I have no doubt this book is a necessity for every lawyer and judge interested in understanding the issues we are discussing and who wishes to be aware of the issues they are dealing with. It is my sincere hope that this book will assist and help you find solutions to complicated legal issues, with appropriate representation and with committing fair trial. Wishing you all productive and enriching reading, Dr. Roffeh Shani,