The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Center (I4C), established under the Ministry of Home Affairs, addresses cybercrime comprehensively. It collaborates with law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, and research bodies to strengthen cybersecurity. The recently launched Central Suspect Registry has helped prevent fraudulent transactions, saving Rs 1,800 crore in three months.
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In almost three months since the online ‘suspect registry’ launch, the Centre has declined six lakh fraudulent transactions and saved Rs 1,800 crore.
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Establishment |
Set up under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to address cybercrime comprehensively. |
Objective |
To address cybercrime issues for citizens and enhance coordination between LEAs and stakeholders. |
Location |
New Delhi |
Functions |
Acts as a nodal point in the fight against cybercrime. |
Identifies research issues for LEAs and initiates R&D activities for new technologies and forensic tools. |
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Collaborates with academia/research institutes in India and abroad. |
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Prevents the misuse of cyberspace by extremist and terrorist groups. |
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PRACTICE QUESTION Q.Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Center (I4C) was established to tackle the growing menace of cybercrime in India. Discuss the objectives, structure, and key functions of I4C. How effective has it been in addressing the challenges posed by cybercrime in India? (250 words) |
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