New Parliament House cyber security: New Parliament House is equipped with 'state of the art' and cyber security, know what is special

 

New Parliament House cyber security: New Parliament House is equipped with 'state of the art' and cyber security, know what is special

New Parliament House Cyber Security: The recently inaugurated New Parliament House not only boasts its grandeur and symbolic representations but also places a significant emphasis on cyber security. Concrete measures have been taken to protect it from hacking, cyber attacks, and ransomware. The experts behind this system have named it 'State of Art' or 'Proactive Cyber Security'.

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The cyber security system of the New Parliament House is designed to withstand the dark world of cybercrime, commonly known as the 'Dark Web' or 'Underworld of Internet'. It ensures that such threats cannot breach the IT infrastructure of the Parliament House. The team responsible for its development claims that no hacker can penetrate the system's defenses. This comprehensive security setup is equipped with digital surveillance and artificial intelligence, providing a double security operating system to counter any emergency.

To safeguard the Parliament House, apart from the Internet integrated network, air-gapped computer technology has been employed. This means the computer system cannot connect wirelessly, ensuring protection against malware and ransomware. This separate network, called an intranet, adds an additional layer of security.

The New Parliament Complex features around 2,500 internet nodes on WiFi, which are monitored through the Security Operations Center. Additionally, there is a network of 1,500 air-gapped nodes and 2,000 devices that are centrally monitored for any potential threats.

With the increasing incidents of phishing and ransomware attacks in the country, the data of the Parliament House is now safe from such threats. Ransomware, in particular, can cause significant harm to both private and government entities by encrypting computer files and demanding a ransom for their release. Thanks to the collaboration between the National Informatics Center (NIC) and the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), the risk of ransomware and phishing attacks has been significantly mitigated in the new Parliament House.

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The implementation of this robust cyber security system ensures that the Parliament House remains protected from the cyber underworld. By utilizing cutting-edge technology, artificial intelligence, and strict monitoring, the risk of cyber attacks, data breaches, and ransomware has been minimized. This reinforces the safety and integrity of the new Parliament House and its digital infrastructure.

Source: https://www.the420.in/new-parliament-house-cyber-security-new-parliament-house-is-equipped-with-state-of-the-art-and-cyber-security-know-what-is-special/

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