<p>The first batch of 26 CBI officers have enrolled for an advanced course on cyber crimes, cyber forensics and cyber laws at the National Law School of India University (NLSIU).<br /><br /></p>.<p>An MoU was signed between the two institutions last year in this regard. The 10-day residential course will cover all imminent areas relating to themes like hands-on training on cyber forensic tools and devices. <br /><br />The 26 officers include investigating officers as well as prosecution officers from all over the country. “The course uses a number of international tools. Legal experts from various companies and government experts will also provide their insights,” said Nagarathna, Senior Assistant Professor of Law and co-coordinator, Advanced Centre for Research, Development and Training in Cyber Laws and Forensics, NLSIU. <br /><br />Specially designedThe programme has been specially designed, developed and delivered keeping in mind the need for effectively addressing the complexities of advanced cyber technology, said a release from the centre. <br /><br />NLSIU had also conducted the course for officers from the office of the Advocate-General of Sri Lanka last December. </p>
<p>The first batch of 26 CBI officers have enrolled for an advanced course on cyber crimes, cyber forensics and cyber laws at the National Law School of India University (NLSIU).<br /><br /></p>.<p>An MoU was signed between the two institutions last year in this regard. The 10-day residential course will cover all imminent areas relating to themes like hands-on training on cyber forensic tools and devices. <br /><br />The 26 officers include investigating officers as well as prosecution officers from all over the country. “The course uses a number of international tools. Legal experts from various companies and government experts will also provide their insights,” said Nagarathna, Senior Assistant Professor of Law and co-coordinator, Advanced Centre for Research, Development and Training in Cyber Laws and Forensics, NLSIU. <br /><br />Specially designedThe programme has been specially designed, developed and delivered keeping in mind the need for effectively addressing the complexities of advanced cyber technology, said a release from the centre. <br /><br />NLSIU had also conducted the course for officers from the office of the Advocate-General of Sri Lanka last December. </p>
