Govt to start internet safety programme with Google
26 Feb 2015 12:44 AM GMT
Government will launch Internet safety programme in partnership with Google in order to create awareness among users regarding cyber threat.
“We are happy to partner with Google and Cert-In in the cyber security education and awareness campaign. The Internet offers many opportunities to explore create and collaborate,” MyGov CEO Gaurav Dwivedi said in a statement.
MyGov, the government’s online platform which seeks suggestions from people on different issues, hosted first round table discussion in this regard on Wednesday. “Measures to take internet safety practices for two specific target groups - government officials, children and young adults were discussed at the round table. Over 650 ideas received from MyGov users on the issue were also presented during the Wednesday’s meeting and were debated upon,” the statement said. DEITY Additional Secretary Tapan Ray suggested a year round programme to raise awareness of key
policy makers on issues of internet safety.
“We are happy to partner with Google and Cert-In in the cyber security education and awareness campaign. The Internet offers many opportunities to explore create and collaborate,” MyGov CEO Gaurav Dwivedi said in a statement.
MyGov, the government’s online platform which seeks suggestions from people on different issues, hosted first round table discussion in this regard on Wednesday. “Measures to take internet safety practices for two specific target groups - government officials, children and young adults were discussed at the round table. Over 650 ideas received from MyGov users on the issue were also presented during the Wednesday’s meeting and were debated upon,” the statement said. DEITY Additional Secretary Tapan Ray suggested a year round programme to raise awareness of key
policy makers on issues of internet safety.
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