Cyber Vidhi Sangam Conclave 2025: Law at the Frontiers of Technology and Trust | By NLSIU PGD Cyber Law & Cyber Forensics Alumni on 24th October, 2025.

On October 24, 2025, alumni of the PGD in Cyber Law & Cyber Forensics (PGDCLCF) from NLSIU, will convene for the inaugural Cyber Vidhi Sangam – CLCF Concave 2025. This is a working forum designed to address one of the most pressing questions of our time: ‘How do law and technology evolve together to manage the risks of a digital-first world?’ This conclave not only explores how to respond to cybercrime and privacy threats, but also how to create a digital future that is innovative, fair, and secure.

Why is this forum coming together?

Cybercrime is no longer confined to the realm of financial fraud or data breaches — it has become a force that undermines the very foundations of trust in our digital lives. At the same time, privacy, once taken for granted, is steadily eroding, leaving individuals, businesses, and governments grappling with questions of control and accountability. While regulation continues to play a vital role, it is clear that legal frameworks alone cannot keep pace with the speed and unpredictability of technological disruption. The real challenge lies in rebuilding trust; trust in systems, in institutions, and in the very idea that technology can serve society without compromising its values. This is where Cyber Vidhi Sangam – CLCF Conclave 2025 steps in: a forum where voices from law, technology, policy, and industry come together to examine these urgent questions, anticipate the challenges ahead, and shape the frameworks of tomorrow.

Advantages of Attending Conclave:

Meet and interact with faculty and industry experts.
Power networking with members of cohort and alumni.

Schedule:

Keynote by Dr. Nigam Nuggehalli, Registrar In-Charge & Professor of Law, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru.
Panel Discussion on ‘Privacy as Leverage – Building Trust, Loyalty, and Market Edge’.
Panel Discussion on ‘Cyberlogue: AI vs AI – The Future Between Cyber Defenders and Cyber Criminals’.