Internet technology law applies to regulations regarding online activity such as online gambling, file sharing, e-commerce, Internet fraud, computer hacking and other Internet crimes. Consumer protection and other cyber laws also fall under the rules and regulations regarding Internet technology law. Internet technology law allows copyright or trademark holders to pursue legal action in the event of unlawful infringement, theft, or plagiarism. Web users may also be able to successfully pursue lawsuits against those who violate their rights online. Internet technology law is also often referred to as "cyber law." Because the Internet is largely unregulated, cyber law can be confusing to understand as well as difficult to enforce. As the Internet continues to grow and change, the laws also change and grow with it. Attorneys and legal professionals with experience and knowledge of Internet technology law are often consulted to help navigate the still relatively new field of cyberspace law.