Andhra Pradesh Boosts Cybersecurity with Statewide Awareness Drives

Andhra Pradesh Technology Services (APTS) plans statewide cybersecurity conferences to combat increasing cyber crimes. APTS emphasizes monitoring IT infrastructure, issuing cautions, and educating the public on cyber threats. The agency has also conducted a 'Hackathon 2025' training program for graduates, focusing on skills to secure the state's digital future.

In response to a surge in cyber crimes, Andhra Pradesh Technology Services (APTS) will spearhead statewide cybersecurity awareness campaigns. Chairman M Mohana Krishna announced plans to educate the public on fraud prevention and cyber threat response, emphasizing the importance of technological interventions.

APTS is responsible for 24/7 monitoring of the state's IT infrastructure, alerting authorities to emerging cyber threats. This proactive approach aims to protect citizens by focusing on fraud tactics, preventive strategies, and complaint procedures.

Backed by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and Education Minister Nara Lokesh, APTS has launched initiatives like 'Hackathon 2025', offering extensive cybersecurity training to graduates. The agency aligns with state policies and collaborates with the Andhra Pradesh Cyber Security Operational Centre to secure the state's digital landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)