Newmai News Network
KOHIMA, JULY 10: Marking a significant milestone, the National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT) Kohima, Government of India, launched a digital forensics training program for students, university lecturers/professors, and government officials. The program reflects NIELIT Kohima’s unwavering commitment to strengthening cyber security defences, aligning perfectly with the Government of India’s vision of enhancing national digital security, an official statement said today.
Established in 2010, NIELIT Kohima boasts Nagaland’s only advanced digital forensics lab equipped with cutting-edge facilities and a team of experts. Their commitment to advancing digital forensics and cyber security is evident through their comprehensive training programs and robust forensic analysis services, aiding police in Nagaland and other northeastern states in solving cyber-crimes, it also said. This new initiative signifies a further step in that direction, offering training to international students under the aegis of NIELIT and MeitY, Government of India, the statement added.
The launching program was graced by dignitaries, including Ambassador of Egypt to India, Wael Mohamed Awad Hamed; Charge d’affaires & Deputy Chief of Mission, Cairo, Egypt, Asheesh Gupta; Secretary, MeitY, S. Krishnan; DG, NIELIT, Dr. Madan Mohan Tripathi; Director, ITI Egypt, Dr. Heba Saleh; Director of International Relations, Egyptian Ministry of Communications and IT, Samah Aziz and other senior officials from both countries.
Following a ten-week intensive online training module, participants will have the opportunity to visit NIELIT Kohima for hands-on laboratory experience, equipping them with top-notch cyber security skills. This program promises to be a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and fostering international collaboration in the fight against cyber threats, the statement further added.
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