The Literary Club, Aligarh Muslim University Centre Malappuram, Kerala, is hosting a National Webinar on “Cyber Awareness – Prevention Is Better than Cure” on April 30.
About the Institution
Aligarh Muslim University Centre Malappuram is one of the most prominent educational centres of the Aligarh Muslim University situated in the Malappuram district of Kerela. It was established in 2010 by the Ministry of Human Resource and Development, Central Government of India.
About the Webinar
The Literary Club, Aligarh Muslim University Centre Malappuram, Kerala, is hosting a National Webinar on “Cyber Awareness – Prevention Is Better than Cure” on April 30. They invite the whole legal fraternity for participating in this interactive webinar.
The theme of the National Webinar is “Cyber Awareness – Prevention Is Better than Cure.”
About the Speaker
Prof. Triveni Singh, IPS: Currently posted as Superintendent of Police, Cyber Crime, Uttar Pradesh, India. His core task is to investigate complex cyber crime cases and provide administrative and technical supervision to 18 cyber crime police stations located at all commissioners in Uttar Pradesh.
He has wide exposure in dealing with Cases related to Anti-Corruption, Vigilance, Economic Offences, Money Laundering, and Cyber Crimes.
Who can attend the webinar?
- Any Under Graduate Student
- Post Graduate Student
- Research Scholar
- Academician
- Lawyer
Registration Details
The participants are requested to join their WhatsApp group to attend the webinar.
No formal registration is required; simply join the WhatsApp group.
General Details
- Date: April 30
- Time: 3 PM to 4:30 PM
- Location: Online
- Deadline: April 30 (Before 3 PM)
Certificates
The participants will receive an e-certificate of participation after filling out the feedback form provided during the webinar.
Contact Information
- Ms. Sana Saeed (saeedsana290@gmail.com)
- Mr. Shahrukh Khan (7417630172)
- Mr. Mohsin Chauhan (7408378682)
Click here to register for the webinar on cyber awareness.
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