This course delves into the complex intersection of cyber abuse and privacy concerns in the context of surveillance practices. Participants will explore the evolving landscape of privacy protection, considering the impact of legal frameworks, technological advancements, and societal norms on individual privacy rights. Through case studies and discussions, the course examines various forms of surveillance, including government surveillance, workplace monitoring, and social media tracking, highlighting the inherent privacy dilemmas associated with each. Ethical considerations in surveillance practices are also addressed, along with the importance of privacy education and empowerment in mitigating cyber abuse risks. Additionally, the course provides insights into future trends and innovations in privacy protection, equipping participants with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of modern surveillance.

Who This Course Is For:

This course is intended for policymakers, legal professionals, privacy advocates, cybersecurity professionals, and individuals interested in understanding and addressing privacy concerns in surveillance practices. It is suitable for anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of privacy rights, surveillance technologies, and ethical considerations in the digital age. Whether you are involved in law enforcement, government agencies, corporate governance, or civil society organizations, this course offers valuable insights and perspectives on safeguarding privacy in an increasingly surveilled world.