J&K admin launches CoE in cyber security to train its employees

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The centre is taking 60 officers and officials each as the first batch in Jammu and Srinagar campuses of the NIELIT for their 15-day capacity building programme in cyber security

A Centre of Excellence in cyber security was launched on Sunday by the Jammu and Kashmir administration for the government workforce to ensure the security of official web portals and websites, an official said. In collaboration with the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), Jammu and Kashmir, the centre was established by the Information Technology Department, he said.

For the safety of all cyber assets in view of increased risk and vulnerability, the centre, inaugurated by Jammu and Kashmir chief secretary A K Mehta, will make government officials aware of the latest trends and techniques.

Besides creating separate modules for imparting basic-level training to all employees designated by the departments and a high-level skill course for the technically proficient people who would look after the cyber security of government websites and its portals, Mehta enjoined upon the IT Department to make the training mandatory for its employees.

The chief secretary asked the department to keep upgrading the skills of the employees according to the advancements in technology and techniques while stressing on making the best use of the centre by providing requisite training to the government workforce.

The centre is taking 60 officers and officials each as the first batch in Jammu and Srinagar campuses of the NIELIT for their 15-day capacity building programme in cyber security, said Commissioner Secretary, IT, Prerna Puri.

More such batches will be trained at the centre in the days ahead to enhance the security of websites and data available over the internet, she said.

“The training course would cover significant topics like cyber crimes, network security, cyber hygiene, cyber forensics, mobile and end-user security, web security and information security audit,” she said.

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