Introduction:
The seminar focused on the escalating threat of cybercrime and the essential role of cyber security in today’s digital world. Emphasizing the need for continuous adaptation and vigilance due to evolving technology and cyber threats.
Objectives: Identify and understand various types of cybercrime.
Explore cyber attack methodologies. Learn fundamental principles of cyber security. Discuss tools and best practices for effective cyber security. Assess ongoing challenges and anticipate future trends.
Key Topics:
Cyber Crime:
Definition : Illegal activities via the internet or digital devices.
Types : Hacking, Phishing, Ransomware, Identity Theft, Cyberstalking.
Impact : Financial losses, reputational damage, personal distress.
Cyber Security:
Definition : Protecting systems, networks, and data from attacks.
Principles : Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability.
Measures : Firewalls, Encryption, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Regular Updates.
Best Practices : Update passwords, backup data, educate users, implement access controls, and conduct security assessments.
Challenges in Cyber Security:
The rapid evolution of threats.
Lack of user awareness.
Resource constraints.
Regulatory compliance complexities.
Future Trends in Cyber Security:
AI for enhanced threat detection.
Blockchain for secure transactions.
Zero Trust Security Model for continuous verification.
Quantum computing challenges and opportunities.
Conclusion:
The seminar underscored the importance of robust cyber security measures to combat the rising threat of cybercrime. Understanding and implementing effective security practices is crucial, with continuous learning and innovation necessary to keep pace with evolving threats and technologies.
University Representation:
The presence of our esteemed Dean, Dr. Sadhana Sanwatsarkar, honored us, along with Dr. Poonam Gaur,HOD-Physiology & Academic Incharge; Mr. Roushan Kumar, Administrative Officer; and Mr. Sayyed Aamir Hussain, Head of the Computer Science Department. Also in attendance were Mr.Rohit Pathak(OSD),Dr.Arun Saxena,Dr.Ravindra Wadhwani,Dr.Poonam Patel and numerous other distinguished staff and faculty members from various departments. Their participation contributed significantly to the seminar’s success and underscored the university’s commitment to addressing the critical issues of cybercrime and cyber security.
