- What is CYB 213 at the University of Uyo?
- CYB 213 (Cybercrime, Law and Countermeasures) is a 2-unit, 200 Level course taught in the First Semester at the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. The legal and regulatory landscape of cybercrime: Nigerian cybercrime law, international frameworks, types of cybercrime, investigative procedures, and technical countermeasures. Essential context for any cybersecurity professional.
- What topics are covered in CYB 213?
- The CYB 213 outline covers 9 topics: Definition, types and categories of cybercrime; threats to national critical infrastructure; Investigation process and procedure for cybercrime; strategies of perpetrators and prevention; Technical aspects of cybercrime investigations; attacks and defences used by terrorists and criminals; Use of online social networks in cybercrime investigation; Computer and network forensics: concepts, trends, and methods; Digital evidence collection and evaluation; Legal issues, international jurisdiction, and privacy issues; Cyber law application internationally: Europe, North/South America, Asia; The cyber law framework in Nigeria (Cybercrime Act 2015, EFCC); challenges and opportunities for enforcement.
- What textbooks are recommended for CYB 213?
- Recommended reading for CYB 213: Cybercrime and the Law by Susan W. Brenner; Cybercrime: An Introduction to an Emerging Phenomenon by Joseph F. Donnermeyer.
- How do I pass CYB 213?
- Download and read the actual Nigeria Cybercrime Act 2015 — it is short and publicly available Case studies of Nigerian cybercrime prosecution are in EFCC press releases — use them in exam answers Distinguish clearly between cybercrime as a tool, as a target, and as an environment Link every legal concept to a technical mechanism: knowing both sides earns the best marks
- Where can I find CYB 213 lecture notes and past questions?
- Areté (https://www.aretecyb.tech/courses/cyb-213) carries 2 recommended textbooks for CYB 213, plus an AI tutor that has read the outline. It is free for University of Uyo students — sign in with your email, no password.