The document discusses Kerala Police's reliance on information and communication technologies (ICTs) and vulnerabilities to cyber attacks. It notes that ICT networks are basic infrastructure but expose societies to threats. While the costs of cyber weapons are much lower than conventional weapons, cyber crimes are growing in scope and complexity due to their international and anonymous nature. To address challenges, Kerala Police has established Cyber Dome, a public-private collaborative center for cyber security. Cyber Dome facilitates networking and partnerships between law enforcement, academia, private organizations and other stakeholders to strengthen cyber security through initiatives like training, research and incident response.

1. Kerala Police

2. ICT DEPENDENCE……
• ICTS HAVE BECOME AN INTEGRAL PART OF INFORMATION
SOCIETY.
• ICT NETWORKS ARE REGARDED AS BASIC NATIONAL
INFRASTRUCTURE.
• ICTS ARE ALSO EXPOSING OUR SOCIETIES TO THE THREAT OF
CYBER ATTACKS.
• VULNERABILITY OF NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURES INCREASES AS
THE USE OF ICTS TAKE ROOT.
• AS GLOBAL RELIANCE ON ICTS GROWS, SO DOES VULNERABILITY
TO ATTACKS ON CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES THROUGH
CYBERSPACE.

5. Cost of Cyber Warfare
Rs 187 crores
110
crores
Cost of a Nuclear bomb?
Cost of a stealth bomber?
20 lakhsCost of a surface to air missile?
Rs 0- 5000/-Cost of using cyber space as a weapon?

6. Cyber crime
The number of cyber threats are growing
A combination of the “tools” can be a powerful “weapon”

7. Cyber crime vs Conventional Crime

8. Crime Comparison
− Nearly all crimes are local
− Evidence never far from the
crime scene
− Language and communication
restrictions
− Accused also has to be in
vicinity, in most cases
− Often isolated to a region
− Internet crimes span multiple
jurisdictions
− Organised
− Ever-evolving and complex
− Evidence across borders
− No proper cyber laws
− It is not targeted on a specific
individual alone anymore.
− Need not have specialised
knowledge

9. Major Bottlenecks we face….
International Nature
Rapidly changing..
Highly technical
Anonymity
Non cooperation
Cumbersome procedures
Lack of structures
Lack of Awareness

10. Why Partnership ?
•The Police as a department alone cannot
provide the solutions to all these issues. That is
why we have come forth for partnerships.

11. Working Together
UNODC
INTERPOL
Academia
Research
Private Org.
Government

12. Cyber Dome
A Public- Private Collaborative effort for Cyber Security
January 2003

13. Networking………….
 Networking Between Law Enforcement
Agencies around the States and around the
world
 Networking between IT industry and the Police.
 Networking between Cyber Security experts
from around the Globe

14. OBJECTIVES
Serve as Cyber Security Hub
for Public- private
participation in Cyber
Security.
Conduct and Foster Cyber
Security Research
Serve as a High Tech
Resource Centre in Cyber
Crime Investigation
Provide Cyber Security
Training to Private and
Public Sector

15. Where ?
– Cyber Dome is physically at Techno Park- where it is a
physical meeting point for law enforcement and players
from the industry……

16. Huge success in Networking
 We have an Online office of more than 500
Ethical Hackers, Cyber Security experts, IT
professionals registered with us from across the
Globe for free, for assisting us in cyber Security
activities
 We have many Software Companies associated
with us for building police related software and
coordination in cyber security Security…

17. CYBERDOME - BRANCHES
Research & Development
Cyber Intelligence
Cyber Security
Incidence Response
Cyber Forensics
Training & Awareness Creation

18. A Centre for Police Research and
Development…..
-To develop Police related software
and applications for Crime prevention
and detection
- Police provides the domain
knowledge and the private sector
provides the technical expertise for
the same on the plank of Corporate
Social responsibility.
- The Company is free to sell the
software to other organisations/ States

20. A CENTRE FOR SOCIAL MEDIA AWARENESS…

21. A Centre for
Internet Monitoring

22. BIG DATA ANALYSIS

23. A Centre for Public- Private
partnership to introduce ICT in
service delivery

24. INTEGRATION OF
TECHNOLOGY FOR
ALLEVIATING TRAFFIC
PROBLEMS

25. CHILD PORNOGRAPHY /
ONLINE PROSTITUTION….

26. ANTI CYBER TERROR CELL
CYBER DEFENCE CORPS

27. ANTI PIRACY ON THE NET

28. CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS
CAMPAIGN

29. Cyber securityTesting / Cyber
security advisory

30. It will be a Centre for Cyber Security
Training

32. Workshop on Social Media/ related topics

33. KIDS Glove- Cyber Security awareness
for students

34. SPC- Cyber Training in Schools –
Booklets and Guidelines

35. A CENTRE FOR PROTECTING CHILDREN ON
THE INTERNET

36. CYBER SECURITY-
PREVENTING HACKING/
DEFACEMENT OF WEBSITES

38. CYBERDOME – WI FI SECURITY

39. We are open to any new
models of partnership…………
Which is mutually beneficial…………

40. So Kindly partner us in making a ….
Secure Cyber World……
2016

41. www.cyberdome.kerala.gov.in
 Visit us and write to us with your
resume

42. Kerala Police
won the
Asia-Pacific
Information
Security Leadership
Achievements
(ISLA) Award 2013

43. INFOSEC MAESTROS Award 2014
Black Shield Award
2014

44. www.cyberdome.kerala.gov.in
Manoj Abraham IPS
Inspector General of Police
Kerala, India
91-9497998993
manojabraham05@gmail.com