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C-DAC develops software to fight with cyber crimes in India

Department of Information Technology (DIT) has set up the Resource Centre for Cyber Forensics at C-DAC, Thiruvananthapuram, India. C-DAC has developed

Department of Information Technology (DIT) has set up the Resource Centre for Cyber Forensics at C-DAC, Thiruvananthapuram, India. C-DAC has developed “CyberCheck Suite Version 3.0” tools for cyber forensics.

 

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IT Minister of India, Dayanidhi Maran released the system developed by C-DAC. Leading Law Enforcement Agencies in India like Directorate of Forensic Science Laboratories, Central Bureau of Investigation, National Police Academy and Intelligence Bureau are evaluating the C-DAC's tools. They have all certified that the indigenously developed tools of C-DAC are most appropriate for carrying out cyber forensics by all Law Enforcement Agencies in India. The Government is committed to get rid of cyber crimes. Government has also proposed training programme for he law enforcement agencies, forensic labs and judiciary on the procedures and methodologies of collecting, analyzing and presenting the digital devices. 


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