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The five-day online CyTrain training programme was conducted from September 21 at the C4 centre for police officers and personnel.
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Officers receiving certificates after completion of training
Vijayawada: The first-ever CyTrain training programme for police personnel was completed at the Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (C4) under the NTR District Police Commissionerate, marking a significant step towards strengthening the police department’s technical capabilities in tackling cybercrime.
The C4 centre was launched under the initiative of DGP Harish Kumar Gupta with the objective of enhancing the police response to cybercrimes and strengthening digital security for the public.
The five-day online CyTrain training programme was conducted from September 21 at the C4 centre for police officers and personnel.
Under the supervision of Cyber Crime DCP K Krishna Prasanna, Cyber Crime SI Ramakrishna and IT Core In-charge RSI Pavan Kishore, along with their teams, provided comprehensive training on various aspects of cybercrime investigation.
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