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Cyber Swachhta Kendra
India has extended the \'Swachh Bharat\' campaign to the cyber world. Centre has set up a Cyber Swachhta Kendra Botnet Cleaning and Malware Analysis Centre for analysis of malware and botnets that affect networks and systems.
India has extended the 'Swachh Bharat' campaign to the cyber world. Centre has set up a Cyber Swachhta Kendra Botnet Cleaning and Malware Analysis Centre for analysis of malware and botnets that affect networks and systems. This is a part of Digital India initiative aimed at creating a secure cyber space by detecting botnet infections in India and to notify, enable cleaning and securing systems of end-users to prevent further infections. The centre is operated by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In).
The Centre aims to enhance coordination between the Government and industry in order to encourage cyber hygiene among all end-users and to create a secure and safe internet ecosystem in India. The centre will work in coordination with the Internet Service Providers and Industry to enhance awareness among citizens regarding botnet and malware infection along with measures to be taken to secure their devices. The Centre will operate in close co-ordination and collaboration with Internet Service Providers (ISP) and Anti-Virus companies.
Whenever an infection is detected, the Centre will send alerts on the infected IP addresses to the Internet Service Providers, who in turn will inform the end-user about the malware and botnet infections on their system. The Centre will also work in close collaboration with the banks to detect malware infections in their banking network and enable remedial actions. The launch of the Centre will help the Internet service providers and the banks to keep their networks clean and prevent cases of cyber fraud and theft.
User information from the computer and the mobile devices can be compromised if systems get affected with Bots. Users therefore need to practice a rigid cyber hygiene regimen to prevent malware infections on their systems and to ensure security of their systems through suitable anti-malware tools. The Cyber Swachhta Kendra will provide free tools for detection and removal of malicious programmes.
Following are some of the tools released for citizens: USB Pratirodh -A desktop security solution, which protects from USB mass storage device threats; AppSamvid - A desktop solution which protects systems by allowing installation of genuine applications through white listing. This helps in preventing threats from malicious applications; and M-Kavach – An indigenously developed solution to address the security threats in mobiles.
For downloading the free bot & malware removal tools, visit www.cyberswachhtakendra.gov.in
