The AICTE has asked institutes to make awareness, especially about the national cybercrime reporting portal and the national cybercrime reporting portal.
NEW DELHI: The All India Council For Technical Education (AICTE) has urged all colleges to spread awareness about cybercrime and the steps taken by the central government to deal with the crime.
The AICTE has asked institutes to create awareness, especially about the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal and the National Helpline No. 1930.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has implemented the “Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Center (14C) Scheme” with the objective of providing an effective mechanism to combat and integrate cybercrime. “National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal” cybercrime.gov.in has been launched to report all types of cybercrimes, especially against women and children.
Events reported on the portal will be automatically forwarded online to the relevant state / UT, AICTE said. “Students may be encouraged to follow 14C on social media, which will help spread the Twitter handle (yCyberdost), Facebook (/ CyberDostl4C), Instagram (cyberdostl4C), Telegram (cyberdost l4c), and cyber security tips.
It was suggested that the “Cybcr Jagrookta Diwas” be celebrated on October 6, 2022, as the government wants to motivate college students in the fight against cybercrime. Meaning of India; And the National Helpline Number: 1930, designed to educate the public about the steps the government is taking to combat cybercrime, especially the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal.
