FIRST OF ITS KIND CYBER SECURITY PROGRAMME HELD IN KASHMIR

Srinagar, Jan 14 (Only Kashmir): Rational Tabs Technologies Private Limited is the first of its kind from Kashmir to arrange a Live Training programme on Cyber Security at Chinar Commercial Complex in Srinagar. The 15 hour training program  ‘Hack Attack’   successfully concluded on 13th Jan 2013. The programme was commenced with inaugural address by ParulKhanna, CTO Third Eye & Rajan Kohli CISO Third Eye, an Ethical Hacking Society.

The young energetic ethical hackers Parul Khanna & Rajan Kohliare  celebrities in the Hacking Industry who has been keenly active in solving various famed cybercrimes in India outside. They have already 

arranged more than 100 such workshops in various parts of India and abroad benefitting more than 30000 students.Around 150 young tech savvy students from the valley participated in the event to learn the various computer security techniques. The students were very enthusiastic about the event and appreciated RationalTabs and Third Eye for bringing such a new concept in valley. 

The students participating in the event were enthusiastic and actively participated in learning the various security techniques. “This is a great opportunity to take part in such a great event that can help me in knowing web security in a better way,” Mujadid, a young participant told our correspondent.

According to organizers, the police is closely monitoring the event. “We have taken written acknowledgements and photographs from our participants as directed by the cybercrime branch to ensure there is no possibility of Cyber Crime, “says Mujhtaba, CTO Rational Tabs. “We are only aiming to aware the Kashmiri youth about the various security flaws in computer networks and make their online social habits more secure,” he added.

Talking about the future plans, one of directors, Naseer Ganiee while talking to Correspondent said, “RationalTabs Technologies is going to conduct special training programs in Srinagar for the betterment of students to promote the real feel of Information Technology.”