Respected and our most distinguished Guest of the day Mr Vishal Mane and Mr

Pradip Lande;
Respected Principal Prof K. M. Purohit;
Beloved In-Charge of ICSR Dr U A Lanjewar;
My dear students;
Ladies and Gentlemen.
A very Good and warm morning to everyone assembled here with great joy and
immense exultation.
I feel privileged to extend my warm welcome to all present here for Todays Guest
Lecturer on CYBER AND ECONOMIC SECURITY: THE ROLE AND
RESPONSIBILITIES OF POLICE.
Today, more than two billion people around the world are online. That's two billion
people who are relying on the Internet to be a trusted place to get and share
information. Some subset of those two billion are using the Internet to buy real or
digital goods, collaborate with business partners, handle the tasks of everyday life,
like paying their bills and sharing their thoughts by social network, like facebook,
Whatsapp, Twitter etc.
Yet many people still worry about the security of their online transactions and
whether their privacy is being protected. The endless stream of news stories about
cyber attacks contributes to these concerns.
Every people, organization and government need to know how much is necessary
to invest in cyber security and how much is enough.
We are honored to have with us two eminent speaker Mr Vishal Mane & Mr Pradip
Lande.
May I request Dr. U. A. Lanjewar, In-charge of Institute of Computer Studies &
Research to give a brief introduction of our guest and about todays program.
Thank you Sir.
May I request Prof K. M. Purohit, Principal, VMV Commerce, JMT Arts & JJP Science
College, Nagpur to welcome our first speaker Mr. Vishal Mane with a floral plant and
memento.
Thank you Sir.

May I request Dr U A Lanjewar, In-Charge, ICSR, VMV Commerce, JMT Arts & JJP
Science College, Nagpur to welcome our second speaker Mr. Pradip Lande with a
floral plant and memento.
Thank you Sir.
Cybercrime is considered one the most dangerous threats for the development of
any state; it has a serious impact on every aspect of the growth of a country.
Government entities, non-profit organizations, private companies and citizens are
all potential targets of the cyber criminal syndicate. It is widely acknowledged that
cyber attacks will increasingly be a key aspect of future warfare and organized
crime.
I would now take the opportunity to invite Mr. Vishal Mane and Mr. Pradip Lande to
share their views on Cyber & Economic Security and the role of Police Department
in Cyber Security with the audience.
Welcome Sir.

Respected and our most distinguished Guest of the day Mr Vishal Mane and Mr
Pradip Lande;
Respected Principal Prof K. M. Purohit;
Beloved In-Charge of ICSR Dr U A Lanjewar;
My dear students;
Ladies and Gentlemen.
I consider it a great privilege to propose a vote of thanks to all the dignitaries who
have witnessed it as a memorable and successful session.
Prof.Jeyakar
, IMPART Executive director and Former Principal of Bishop Heber College, Trichy,
Sir, our first gratitude is due to you for the excellent inaugural addresswith which
you have inaugurated the Commerce Association activities for this academicyear.
Sir, when we made a request to you to inaugurate this Session, we were notaware
that you are also an Executive Director and Counsellor of Many Organisations inand
around Trichy. On behalf of the Commerce Association I extend my gratitude to
yousir.

I take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to Our Principal Prof K. M.
Purohit, the dynamic and flexible person in all academic matters for gracing this
occasion. His presence today in this function has immensely enhanced its
importance.
Rev.Dr.John BoscoSJ
for guidance to us in all our activities ensure that we always do the right thing in
theright way.

I would also like to thank beloved HOD

for his moral support and guidance.
I am happy to express vote of thanks to our Staff members , and all the people who
have made it a success.
Finally, the wonderful students who have turned up in such great numbers, not only
from our department but also from other departments of the College. We thank you
so much for your cooperation. Thanks for coming. Have a nice day.

Cyber attacks include the unintentional or unauthorized access, use, manipulation,

interruption or destruction (via electronic means) of electronic information and/or
the electronic and physical infrastructure used to process, communicate and/or
store that information. The severity of the cyber attack determines the appropriate
level of response and/or mitigation measures: i.e., cyber security.