The Digital Security Association of India (DiSAI) Presents a FREE Webinar panel discussion on Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, What it says and what it does not! on Wednesday, 6th Sept 2023
from 4.00 PM to 5.00 PM

☛ Click here to Register (free)

PANELISTS:

Shri S.N. Ravichandran

DiSAI, Coimbatore

MODERATORS:

Shri M.J. Logesh Babu

Smt S.Panchi

For more details: +91 94440 73849 and +91 98416 64760

A 1-day workshop was organized on the theme “Digital Security in India: Emerging Threats” in ‘Raman Auditorium’, AC Tech Building, Anna University Campus, Chennai on Saturday 23 July 2022. Hon’ble Shri D. Bharatha Chakravarthy, Judge Madras High Court was the Chief Guest and delivered an enlightening lecture on digital security and data privacy. Shri S.K. Dogra, (Retd) , I.P.S., D.G.P. T.N. Police delivered a key note address on the recent trends in cyber crimes in India. After the tea break, there were four thematic sessions the first one by Ms Srilisha, D.S.P. T.N. Police Cyber Crime Command Centre, followed by one session each on ‘Artificial Intelligence’ by Shri S.N. Ravichandran, ‘Securing the Mobile Device’ by Shri Dinesh and “Money crimes in the Metaverse’ by Smt Panchi. The post-lunch session was a panel discussion with three participants – Dr Bascarane, Supdt of Police from Pondicherry Police, Shri Logesh Babu, cyber law advocate and Shri R Bhagwan Singh, senior journalist, well moderated by Shri Bharat, the well-known media personality and anchor. Please click the link for photos and complete video recording of the day’s event.

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A Lecture Session was conducted in association with MMA, Chennai on 23 May 2022 from 5.30 to 7.30 PM on “Recent Trends in Cyber Crimes” Shri Amaraesh Pujai, I.P.S. Director General of Police was the Chief Guest. He spoke on the recent trends in cyber crimes in India, and then highlighted the efforts taken by the Cyber Crime Wing in Tamil Nadu police to recover the money in case the complaint is lodged immediately after the crime is reported ie within the Golden Hour itself ie the first few minutes or at least first one hour of the incident. He described the usefulness and purpose of the helpline number 1930 and emphasised the need to propagate the number adding that NGOs like DiSAI can play a major role in such awareness initiatives. Shri Siva Balaji spoke on the various vulnerabilities in a cellphone and the significance of some of the settings. There were lot of questions in the Q & A session with the speakers answering the questions, sharing their knowledge. The enlightened audience included two General Managers of Indian Overseas Bank besides many top executives of IOB and other banks, practising advocates, retired bank officials and groups of MBA and Criminology students.