India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) has launched a Cyber Security Capacity Building Programme at Hotel Samrat, New Delhi, aiming to enhance cyber security awareness and digital competencies among its employees. This initiative aligns with the Government of India's Cyber Surakshit Bharat programme, promoting secure governance practices.
Led by Amit Dubey, a renowned cyber security expert and investigator, the workshop provided practical insights into emerging cyber threats, data protection, and cyber fraud prevention. Dubey emphasised the importance of individual responsibility in strengthening organisational cyber resilience, stating, "Technology alone cannot secure organisations; every individual plays a vital role in strengthening cyber resilience through informed and responsible digital behaviour."
The programme, attended by ITDC Directors, Division Heads, and other employees, focused on compliance and safe digital practices through real-time case studies. Participants were introduced to tools and best practices to combat evolving cyber threats.
Managing Director of ITDC, Mugdha Sinha, highlighted the significance of cyber security in India's digital empowerment vision. "Cyber security is a shared responsibility, requiring awareness, vigilance, and collective commitment from every individual," she noted.
The initiative encouraged participants to adopt proactive cyber security measures, promoting secure communication practices and contributing to a resilient digital ecosystem within ITDC. This programme is part of ITDC's commitment to building a cyber-aware workforce that aligns with national security objectives
This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
