Policing in the Information Age
Policing in the Information Age

[This article was published in the December 2007 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]

Information Technology (IT) has created new opportunities to manage the police force better, and to investigate criminal cases more efficiently. At the same time,
it has given rise to increasing cyber-crimes. The police must gear up to face the increasing challenges on this front, and contribute to the healthy development of the IT sector in the country.

Cyber crime must be tackled: Indian Home Minister
Cyber crime must be tackled: Indian Home Minister

During the inaugural of the three-day Seventh International Conference on Cyber Crime, which was organised by the Interpol and hosted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) recently, Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil has called for creating a culture of “cyber security awareness” and taking effective preventive measures.

Combating Online Crimes: The Microsoft Way! : Rakesh Bakshi, Director, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft India, India
Combating Online Crimes: The Microsoft Way! : Rakesh Bakshi, Director, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft India, India

In case of botnets, it is really about making sure that you are not visiting sites, where people can pickup the cookies, address and they can back track to your PCs and do something without your knowledge. When you are downloading the software from a site, you have to make sure that it is from a reliable source and it is not harming your computer. says Rakesh Bakshi, Director, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft India in an exclusive interview with egov magazine

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