NOW YOU CAN BE A FREELANCE CYBER COP IN KERALA
NOW YOU CAN BE A FREELANCE CYBER COP IN KERALA
(Special news taken from TOI, Kerala on 15.5.13)
Kochi: It is a police job sans khaki and stars. The Kerala Police are mooting a corps of freelance cyber personnel to crack complex online crimes with a view to bridging acute shortage of talent in uniform.
"These 'honorary policemen' comprising civilians with high-end IT skills will form a technical advisory team. Apart from assisting us, they will monitor the web for frauds, child pornography and help in the development of new software", said SP telecommunications, J. jayanath.
The police will allow aspirants to express interest through its FB page, Netizen Police or mail at spintsec@gmail.comor a text to 9497996927
:A panel will analyze each application and do a back ground check. Only those who clear the parameters will be allowed to serve us. There won't be any remuneration. They can work on their personal computer", Jayanath said.
Many IT experts have offered their service given the increasing number of cyber cases.
(Published in the interest of Public)
(Special news taken from TOI, Kerala on 15.5.13)
Kochi: It is a police job sans khaki and stars. The Kerala Police are mooting a corps of freelance cyber personnel to crack complex online crimes with a view to bridging acute shortage of talent in uniform.
"These 'honorary policemen' comprising civilians with high-end IT skills will form a technical advisory team. Apart from assisting us, they will monitor the web for frauds, child pornography and help in the development of new software", said SP telecommunications, J. jayanath.
The police will allow aspirants to express interest through its FB page, Netizen Police or mail at spintsec@gmail.comor a text to 9497996927
:A panel will analyze each application and do a back ground check. Only those who clear the parameters will be allowed to serve us. There won't be any remuneration. They can work on their personal computer", Jayanath said.
Many IT experts have offered their service given the increasing number of cyber cases.
(Published in the interest of Public)
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