With the rise of the internet, new challenges have emerged, especially in the field of cyber security. To address these challenges, countries across the globe have enacted various laws and regulations aimed at protecting users and ensuring the secure use of cyberspace. One such significant piece of regulation is the Cyber Act 2000, formally known as the Information Technology Act, 2000, in India. This law helps to regulate activities in cyberspace and ensures that digital communications and transactions are secure and legally recognized. This blog explores into the details of the IT Act 2000, exploring its objectives, key provisions, sections, impact, and criticisms.