Event Overview:
The Cyber Shield Day held on November 6th, 2023, orchestrated by the Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology (NSIT) – Institute of Forensic Sciences and Cyber Security, was a resounding success. The event aimed at advancing awareness on critical aspects of cyber security, catering to the growing need for fortified digital defence in today’s technology- driven world.
Key Speakers:
The event featured renowned experts in the field of cyber security, including:
Prof. (Dr.) B.V. Buddhadev – Adjunct Professor, NFSU
Dr. Digvijaysinh Rathod – Associate Professor-SCSDF & Head-CoE Cyber Security, NFSU
Dr. Parag Rughani – Associate Dean-SCSDF, NFSU
Session Highlights:
The sessions encompassed a wide array of topics crucial for understanding and implementing effective cyber security measures:
Cyber Security Awareness:
This session delved into the latest trends and strategies in cyber security, emphasizing foundational knowledge essential for individuals and organizations to navigate the rapidly evolving cyber landscape. The discussion aimed to raise awareness about common threats and best practices for mitigating risks.
SCADA and ICS Security:
The exploration of SCADA and ICS security provided valuable insights into securing Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS).
Experts underscored the significance of safeguarding critical infrastructure against cyber threats, highlighting real-world examples and best practices.
Role of AI in Cyber Security:
The discussion on the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cyber security highlighted the evolving landscape of AI technology and its potential to enhance cyber security measures. Experts stressed the vital integration of cutting-edge technologies for proactive threat detection and mitigation, emphasizing the importance of staying ahead of adversaries.
Audience Engagement:
The event witnessed active participation from the audience, indicative of the practical and pertinent nature of the insights shared. Attendees engaged in discussions posed questions, and expressed their commitment to implementing the knowledge gained to foster a more resilient and informed community.
Conclusion:
The Cyber Shield Day – Fortifying Digital Security, organized by NSIT’s Institute of Forensic Sciences and Cyber Security, was a remarkable success. The contributions of esteemed speakers and the enthusiastic participation of attendees underscored the event’s significance in advancing awareness and promoting best practices in cyber security. The insights shared during the sessions are poised to contribute towards building a more secure digital environment, fostering a community better equipped to tackle emerging cyber threats.
