NASSCOM establishes cyber lab at Haryana police academy in Madhuban

Ultra-modern facility to train policemen to check cyber crime

PTI | July 30, 2010



To effectively check cyber crimes, Haryana Police has set up a state-of-the-art training facility for its personnel by joining hands with industry body NASSCOM.

The ultra modern Cyber-Lab at Haryana Police Academy in Madhuban will impart requisite knowledge and skill to Haryana police personnel in the field of cyber crime investigation and related areas like cyber security, awareness and prevention, Haryana Director General of Police RS Dalal said.

An MoU was signed with NASSCOM in October 2009 to set up the cyber-lab which will be inaugurated on August 5.

The first batch would commence training from August 9.

"After the training, Haryana police personnel would be fully equipped to deal with cyber crimes effectively. This venture would be a harbinger of change and modernisation and also open new areas of cooperation between the police and private sector," Dalal said.

The facility has been set up at a cost of Rs 29 lakh excluding the cost of land and building, said Dalal. The lab is equipped with 25 computers.

NASSCOM had engaged an expert in Information Security to coordinate the training work at the cyber lab.

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