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System needed to tackle VOIP crimes
The workshop, a joint venture of Truth Labs and Microsoft, was held here on Thursday.Speaking on the occasion, Director of the Development and Research in Banking Technology (DRBT) A S Ramasastri has said that the phenomenon, which is rampant in other developed countries, is disturbing India and trends are changing with cyber criminals inventing new techniques and ingenious methods to steal data
Vijayawada:Internet Crime Threat Assessment report in 2015-16 indicated that cyber crime is becoming increasingly aggressive and confrontational. Until and unless there is a collective effort from the concerned departments, we cannot tackle the increasing threat of crime,” opined the experts at the nation-wide southern region workshop on ‘Handling Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) based Cyber Crimes’.
The workshop, a joint venture of Truth Labs and Microsoft, was held here on Thursday.Speaking on the occasion, Director of the Development and Research in Banking Technology (DRBT) A S Ramasastri has said that the phenomenon, which is rampant in other developed countries, is disturbing India and trends are changing with cyber criminals inventing new techniques and ingenious methods to steal data.
There is a need for strong system that utilises the technological brilliance with which anything is possible. Not just the person or any individual but there are high chances that government departments fall prey to them, he opined.
Former Director General of Bureau of Police Research and Development N S Wasan, Counsel for International Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission for USA, Betsy Broder, Founder of Truth Labs P C Kaza, Police Commissioner D Gautam Sawang and others spoke on the topic during the single day session.
