Need robust mechanism to monitor cybercrimes: Stephen Raveendra
The Hindu
A robust mechanism is the need of the hour to monitor cybercrimes being reported in Cyberabad limits, Commissioner of Police M Stephen Raveendra said.Mr. Raveendra along with DCP (Crimes) Rohini Priya
A robust mechanism is the need of the hour to monitor cybercrimes being reported in Cyberabad limits, Commissioner of Police M Stephen Raveendra said.
Mr. Raveendra along with DCP (Crimes) Rohini Priyadarshini and DCP Lavanya N.J.P. held a cybercrimes review meeting on Friday. He reiterated that in the coming years, most of the offences will have cyber space as a medium or a target requiring every police officer to be well-equipped with all skills required to detect these cases.
“The main aim of cybercrime police stations should be investigation and conviction. For this, we need to analyse the cases based on common modus operandi and work on detecting and expeditiously investigating the cases,” he said, adding that the investigation operations centre shall analyse the cyber crimes and provide inputs to investigation officers for detection.
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