International cooperation for cyber crime prevention, analysis and policy making for intelligence was discussed at the ten-day Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit-2021 organized by Madhya Pradesh Police Academy on Thursday.
Interpol Executive Director Madan M. Oberoi (IPS) gave detailed information on International Cooperation for Prevention of Cyber Crimes.
Innovations made for prevention and detection of cyber-crimes were discussed.
ADG (Cyber) Yogesh Deshmukh apprised about the challenges of cyber crime in future. In the fourth session, DCP (Cyber) of Delhi Police Ayesh Rai informed about the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. Chairman, Corporate Crime and Digital Evidence Committee, International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Alexandria (USA) James Emerson shared information on Cyber Investigation and Intelligence Policy Making Challenges and Prospects.
The international summit will conclude on October 1 at 10 am at Madhya Pradesh Police Academy, Bhauri in the presence of Governor Mangubhai Patel as chief guest.
Meanwhile, Director General of Police Vivek Johri presented bouquets of flowers and souvenirs to four employees who retired from different branches of the Police Headquarters in the month of September and wished them a healthy and happy life. Orders were also given to the retired employees to pay their various claims.
Additional Director General of Police Adarsh Katiyar, Vijay Kataria, Anil Kumar, D. Srinivas Rao and other officers, employees and relatives of retired employees were present.
The retired Assistant Superintendent of Police, Rakesh Kumar Saxena, Subedar, Milind Sathe, Sub-Inspector, Rajni Tiwari and Head Constable, Umesh Goswami were given a heartfelt farewell by the Police Headquarters family on Thursday.