The need for a precise action plan is been felt for the prevention of cyber crime as the present time of country and circumstances bring a change in the modus operandi of crime. This summit will expose everyone to the challenges of cybercrime and familiarize themselves with modern techniques which will help in skill up-gradation of all the participants said Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra, while virtually inaugurating the 10 day International "Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit" on Tuesday.
This summit will expose everyone to the challenges of cybercrime and familiarize themselves with modern techniques which will help in skill up-gradation of all the participants.
Dr. Mishra said that churning in the form of exchange of ideas would surely bring out nectar in the summit, which would prove helpful in preventing crimes and identifying criminals and bringing them under the grip of law.
Addressing the Director General of Police Vivek Johri said that cyber crime is a big challenge for the state as well as the country. There has been an increase in online crimes during the Corona period.
The summit was also addressed by Shri Rishi Kumar Shukla, former Director of CBI and Smt. Aruna Mohan Rao, Special DG (Training), UNICEF, Clear Trail and Soft Clix are also partners in the Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit (CIIS) 2021 organized by DGP Research and Policy Cell, Madhya Pradesh.
AIG Training Irmin Shah presented a memento to Home Minister Dr. Mishra. DIG Training at Police Academy Bhauri, Vineet Kapoor presented mementos to the guests. Additional Director General of Police (Cyber Cell) Yogesh Deshmukh expressed vote of thanks.