IIM-Kozhikode And Kerala Police Join Hands To Boost Cyber Security

 


In an exciting collaboration, the Centre for Digital Innovation and Transformation (CDiT) at IIM-Kozhikode and the Kerala Police Cyberdome Project have joined forces to bolster cyber security and policing efforts. Solidifying their commitment, the two organizations signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on various cyber and information technology projects, enabling Kerala Police to stay ahead in the ever-evolving cyber landscape.

Lt. Col. M. Julius George (retd.), Chief Administrative Officer at IIM-K, and P. Prakash, Inspector General of Police and Nodal Officer of Kerala Police Cyberdome, signed the MoU. Professor R. Radhakrishna Pillai, head of CDiT at IIM-K, has been appointed as the IIM-K nodal officer for all related matters.

This partnership aims to leverage the extensive knowledge base of industry and academic experts, along with access to technology, process knowledge, industry standards, and practices. By doing so, they will assist Kerala Police in navigating the rapidly evolving cyber landscape. Professor Debashis Chatterjee, Director of IIM-Kozhikode, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting its potential to enhance the availability of highly skilled technical experts and cyber professionals in the digital and information technology domain.

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The collaboration between CDiT and Kerala Police Cyberdome will focus on areas such as cybersecurity, cyber safety awareness, and other mutual interests. Expert faculty members from IIM-K will conduct tailored training and seminars for police personnel, while also participating as observers on relevant committees, state and national groups, addressing cybercrimes and cyber policing as needed.

CDiT's primary objective is to promote and coordinate interdisciplinary research in emerging digital technologies, while the Kerala Police Cyberdome Project is a public-private partnership initiative that focuses on cybersecurity, information security, cyber forensics, data analytics, and other areas where information technology can contribute to cutting-edge policing.

This collaboration represents a significant step towards enhancing India's security in the digital age. It showcases the power of partnerships between government, industry, and academic organizations in the realm of cybersecurity. The CDiT and Kerala Police Cyberdome Project set an excellent example for other organizations, and it is hoped that more such collaborations will emerge in the future.

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As India advances towards becoming a digitally advanced country, cybercrime poses a significant threat to national security. Cybercriminals have become increasingly sophisticated, and the number of cyberattacks continues to rise alongside the growth of the internet and technology. To effectively combat this problem, it is crucial for Indian state police to collaborate with professional organizations such as IIT, IIM, and others to strengthen cyber security and investigate cybercrime cases.

By working alongside experts in the field, state police can gain access to the latest technologies, processes, and industry standards. These partnerships can provide police personnel with specialized training and access to highly skilled technical experts and cyber professionals. Collaboration between state police and professional organizations can also foster the development of innovative solutions to tackle cybercrime effectively. Through these strategic partnerships, Indian state police can stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving cyber landscape and effectively combat cyber threats to national security.



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