Newly recruited DSPs and Sub Inspectors, during a workshop on ‘Cyber Forensics and Demonstration of Indigenously Developed Cyber Forensic Tools’ were told how to collect and preserve the digital evidences found at any place of occurrence. During a daylong workshop at Sri Krishna Institute of Public Administration (SKIPA) on Thursday the officials were also given demo on live forensics.
The officers were also made aware of the dos and don’ts to utilise the digital evidences to an optimum level. “The workshop has been quite informative for us where we were given live demos of the tools in order to prevent the digital evidences of being tampered,” said a participant probationer Dy SP KV Raman. The workshop was conducted by the Joint Director of CDAC Thiruvanantpuram C Balan.
According to Raman, stress was given on the indigenous tool on cyber forensics developed in the Country in order to promote better results during the investigation of a case. They were also made aware of the functioning of the call data record analyser by giving
live demo.
The participants were also told about the cyber forensics principles and solutions. live demo regarding seizure of the evidences were also given to the participants.
According to another
participant, in order to cope up with changing world, such workshops are quite necessary to discharge their duties in an effective way.
DGP Rajiv Kumar was the chief guest of the workshop. IT Secretary NN Sinha, ADG SN Pradhan and senior officials of state police attended the workshop.