Special DG Aruna Mohan Rao said the training held on different topics including cyber crime would be very helpful for Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs), as it will improve professional efficiency and help in solving cases of cyber crimes. For the first time complete training at State cyber headquarters for the DSPs and forensic branch officials.
She was speaking at the concluding ceremony of the five-day training programme on Friday.
She further said that the participating 91 DSPs were given hands-on training on instruments of forensic.
These training would help in gaining skills which could be useful in the investigation in the era of developing technology.
The Union Home Ministry has made state cyber headquarters as the main agency to organize Training of Trainer (TOT) programmes for police officials of all the states. The training would help the DSP to enhance their skills regarding the increasing cyber crimes and their penetration and how to investigate. The participating officials were from across the state.
During the five day training cases solved by state cyber crime headquarters were shared as case study with the participants.
Under Commission for the Protection of Civilians, Women and Children (CPCWC) of Home Ministry of Government of India five day training programme on cyber law, types of cyber crimes, social media investigation, financial fraud investigation, CDR analysis, IP address, IPDR analysis, case study information gathering of cyber crimes, investigation abroad, dark web, crypto currency, disc and mobile forensic and other investigation was held at the stat cyber headquarters in Bhounri.