Following the success of pervious conferences co-organized by the International Association of Cybercrime Prevention (AILCC) in Egypt, Brazil and Lebanon, I would like to welcome you to the Fourth International Conference on Cyberlaw which is co-organized this year with Longwood University and the Association for Digital Forensics, Security and Law (ADFSL) and to be held in Arlington, Virginia in the USA from August 18, 2010 through August 20, 2010.



This conference is an opportunity for academics and members of the judiciary to exchange ideas and discuss most recent topics focusing on Cyberlaw. Bringing together leading academics from all over the world, the conference will explore comparative approaches to intellectual property and discuss privacy, information technology and other Cyberlaw issues. We invite interested scholars to participate in this conference by presenting papers (peer reviewed or oral presentations) focusing on Security, Privacy and Computer Forensics.

This conference is an opportunity for academics and members of the judiciary to exchange ideas and discuss most recent topics focusing on Cyberlaw. Bringing together leading academics from all over the world, the conference will explore comparative approaches to intellectual property and discuss privacy, information technology and other Cyberlaw issues. We invite interested scholars to participate in this conference by presenting papers (peer reviewed or oral presentations) focusing on Security, Privacy and Computer Forensics including: Cybercrime Electronic signature Electronic commerce Electronic government Internet jurisdiction Law of domain names Telecommunication law Electronic transactions and Electronic payment Human trafficking Digital evidence Cyber Security Cyberterrorism Consumer Protection Patent Law Electronic Banking Computer Forensics other subjects focusing on Cyberlaw