India's Home Minister Amit Shah announced plans to train 5,000 cyber commandos over the next five years to address cyber threats, highlighting the critical role of cybersecurity in national security. During the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) foundation day event, Shah stressed that India's progress is tied to robust cybersecurity measures. He also introduced a suspect registry to track individuals involved in cyber and online financial fraud, which will be accessible to various law enforcement agencies. Additionally, Shah launched the Cyber Fraud Mitigation Centre (CFMC) and the Samanvaya platform, which aim to strengthen cooperation among banks, financial intermediaries, telecom providers, and law enforcement to tackle cybercrime efficiently. These efforts are part of a larger initiative to enhance India's cybersecurity infrastructure and improve coordination among law enforcement agencies in combating cyber threats.
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