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Paytm Conducts Fintech and Cybercrime Prevention Session for Arunachal Pradesh Police in Itanagar
Paytm, led by Vice President Mehnaz Perveen, recently conducted an essential training session on the fintech ecosystem and cybercrime prevention for the Arunachal Pradesh Police in Itanagar. The session focused on equipping officers with the skills and knowledge needed to combat the rising cyber threats in the digital payment landscape.
Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh — In a significant step towards enhancing the digital security framework of Arunachal Pradesh, Paytm recently conducted a specialized session on the fintech ecosystem and cybercrime prevention and investigation for the Arunachal Pradesh Police. The session took place in Itanagar and was attended by officers from various units within the state’s police department.
The session was led by Mehnaz Perveen, Vice President of Trust & Safety, LERT at Paytm, who headed the Paytm team during this initiative. With her extensive experience in cybersecurity and digital safety, Mehnaz played a crucial role in delivering the session, which was designed to provide in-depth knowledge to the police officers about the evolving fintech landscape and the associated risks of cybercrime.
The session covered key areas including:
– Understanding the Fintech Ecosystem: Officers were introduced to the latest developments in the fintech industry, particularly the integration of digital payment systems, mobile banking, and the role of technology in enhancing financial services.
– Cybercrime Prevention: Emphasis was placed on identifying and mitigating cyber threats, with detailed discussions on common types of cybercrimes targeting the fintech sector, such as phishing, fraud, and hacking.
– Investigation Techniques: The session also included training on modern investigative techniques for tracking and prosecuting cybercriminals. This included insights into digital forensics, cybersecurity tools, and the legal aspects of cybercrime investigation.
Paytm’s initiative to conduct this session aligns with its broader commitment to ensuring a secure digital environment, especially as digital payments become more widespread across India, including the northeastern regions. The session was well-received by the Arunachal Pradesh Police, who acknowledged the importance of such training in strengthening their capabilities to combat cybercrime effectively.
This initiative also reflects Paytm’s ongoing efforts to collaborate with state authorities and provide them with the necessary tools and knowledge to safeguard the public against cyber threats.
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