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UIDAI, NFSU join hands to strengthen India’s cybersecurity and digital forensics framework - ODISHA RAY

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    UIDAI, NFSU join hands to strengthen India’s cybersecurity and digital forensics framework New Delhi(06/05/2026) By Ishani Chhatoraj : In a major step toward bolstering India’s digital security architecture, the Unique Identification Authority of India has entered into a strategic partnership with the National Forensic Sciences University to enhance capabilities in cybersecurity and digital forensics. The collaboration aims to address emerging challenges in securing digital identity systems, particularly as the use of Aadhaar-based services continues to expand across sectors. Officials said the partnership will focus on capacity building, research, and the development of advanced tools to detect and prevent cyber threats. Under the agreement, UIDAI and NFSU will jointly design specialized training programmes for law enforcement personnel, cybersecurity professionals, and technical experts. These programmes are expected to strengthen investigation capabilities in cases involving identity theft, data breaches, and digital fraud. The initiative will also promote cutting-edge research in areas such as cybercrime analysis, digital evidence handling, and forensic technologies. By leveraging NFSU’s expertise in forensic science and UIDAI’s experience in managing one of the world’s largest biometric ID systems, the partnership seeks to create a robust ecosystem for digital trust and security. Senior officials highlighted that the collaboration will help in developing standardised protocols and best practices for digital forensics, ensuring that evidence collected from cyber incidents is reliable and admissible in courts. The move comes at a time when India is witnessing a sharp rise in cybercrimes, including financial frauds and identity-related offences. Strengthening institutional capabilities has become a priority for the government to safeguard citizens’ data and maintain confidence in digital governance platforms. Experts believe the UIDAI–NFSU partnership could play a pivotal role in building a skilled workforce and enhancing India’s preparedness against sophisticated cyber threats, aligning with the country’s broader push towards a secure and resilient digital economy. Trending PM Modi pays homage to Tagore, terms him ‘timeless voice of India’s civilisational soul’ Odisha diamond industry expansion & Rs 48,000 crore investment plan Centre authorises J&K Lieutenant Governor to exercise telecom control powers during emergencies Tamil Nadu government formation LIVE updates: More DMK allies weigh joining Vijay’s TVK Amit Shah reaches Kolkata as BJP moves closer to forming first government in Bengal View More Visit Our Odia News Site
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