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Workshop on Cyber Security concludes at PACE Institute of Technology and Sciences in Ongole
The three day workshop on Cyber Security organised by the Andhra Pradesh Information Technology Academy concluded at the PACE Institute of Technology and Sciences here on Tuesday
Ongole: The three-day workshop on Cyber Security organised by the Andhra Pradesh Information Technology Academy concluded at the PACE Institute of Technology and Sciences here on Tuesday.
The resource persons from the eSF Labs, Hyderabad said that though the country was developing economically, it was facing severe security issues relating to information.
They said that huge volume of data from our country was being looted by other countries and they were using the same to disturb the nation.
With the increase in cyber security measures, the data theft can be stopped, they said.
The college secretary and correspondent, Maddisetty Sridhar said that today’s students were tomorrow’s future of the country and they should protect it for the future generations.
Learning about cyber security, they can do the job easily, he added.
The college principal, Srinivasan Mohan and director of planning and development Sukumar and others also participated in the programme.
