Three days course on “Cyber Crime” concludes

Excelsior Correspondent
UDHAMPUR, Dec 4: Three days course on “Cyber Crime” concluded at SK Police Academy Udhampur today.
In his valedictory address Dr SD Singh, IGP said that 14 officers of different wings of J&K Police participated in the course. He said the Course was designed as a tool for capacity building of the investigating officers of J&K Police to tackle ever increasing menace of Cyber Crime in the virtual space.
There was wide range of discussions, deliberations and demonstrations on the areas covering types and techniques of foot printing, computer forensics, modus operandi of HACKING, operating systems, denial of service attacks, basic network protocols, crypto currency and vulnerability of financial transactions.
Dr Jamwal while focussing on the capacity building, also said that the need for protecting our systems from external as well as internal attacks is inevitably important.
He stressed for the need to update most modern techniques of handling & tracking cyber criminals. In the course, eminent scholars and professionals from Central University Jammu, SMVD University Katra, Government College of Engineering Jammu and Cyber experts from J&K Police delivered valuable lectures.
The course was coordinated by DySP Suraj Singh and Inspector Vivek Kalsotra under the guidance of Director Academy.
Among others, the valediction function was attended by Mohan Lal, Ramesh Kataria, Private Secretary/ Administ-rative Officer, Kuldeep Kumar DySP (Q) and Tahir Hussian, DySP (Admn).