Five -day training on information on cyber threat, forensic forensic

On Monday, a five -day short -term training program on “Cyber ​​and forensic threat” at the Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (Manit) began on Monday.

Organized by the Department of Informatics and Engineering, the event is part of the project of education and awareness of information security (ISEA), an initiative of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

The inauguration ceremony presented Shailendra Singh Chauhan, ADCP Crime, Bhopal, as a boss guest. He spoke about AI -based cyber threats, digital fraud and computer cases. Gupta ritura, main police officer, highlighted the challenges in digital crime investigations, including forensic instruments and detecting online fraud.

Vasudev Dehalwar from Manit discussed the assessment of network security, focusing on identifying, collecting and correlating evidence in digital forensics. The program aims to deepen the understanding of cyber threats, risk management and digital forensics.

Experts from premiere institutions, such as National Forensic Sciences University, Nit Kurukshera, Bhel Bhopal, Nliu Bhopal and Jnu Delhi, will hold lectures.