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According to a government official, several teams were formed to visit and inspect the nationwide examination centers, monitor the public IP used by TCS during the examination, and unauthorized access, data theft, server violations and Other cyber security threats check
Cyber commandos worked in coordination with the National Testing Agency (NTA) to ensure cyber security for the January 2025 examination. (PTI)
After an input from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) from its Indian Cybercrime Coordination Center (i4C), the UGC-Net was canceled to deploy cyber commandos and experts for JEE (MAINS) exam. Won praise from all quarters.
Cyber commandos worked in coordination with the National Testing Agency (NTA) to ensure cyber security for the January 2025 examination. In fact, the assessment system of cyber threat was so effective that National Testing Agency (NTA) chief Pradeep Singh Kharola has requested the I4C to develop a cyber security module for all the upcoming examinations so that Cyber Security Aspects in NTA Can be done
A senior official said that after canceling the UGC-Net, the NTA sought the assistance of the I4C in getting major examinations. To increase security and ensure a fool -proof system, I4C and Cyber Commandos inspected various examination centers across the country.
According to a government official familiar with the matter, several teams were formed to visit and inspect the nationwide examination centers. These teams monitored the public IP used by the delivery agency (TCS) during the examination process. Additionally, he investigated for unauthorized access, data theft, server violations and other cyber security threats.
Keeping these efforts in mind, the NTA chief wrote to Rajesh Kumar, CEO of I4C last week, he said, “I am writing for your and your dedicated team in I4C for my honestly praise and gratitude. JEE (Main) 2025 Session I Exam. ,
He further accepted the important role played by I4C officials and cyber commandos under the supervision of the centers and monitoring the public IPS used by TCS.
Kharola wrote in a letter viewed by AyraNews24x7, “This emphasis on teamwork has created an atmosphere of confidence and cooperation, to strengthen our professional relations and increase productivity,” wrote in a letter viewed by AyraNews24x7.
Additionally, he urged the I4C to develop a dedicated system to secure future examinations.
“We all look forward to your constant support in upcoming exams and request your guidance to develop a module to oversee basic cyber security aspects in NTA. I am confident that this initiative will positively affect NTA’s workflow and contribute to future successes. ,
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