Kaziranga park
which is a popular international biodiversity spot has increased its virtual threat
with increase flow of illegal trading on endanger species’ products that are
smuggled from poacher’s raw resources which are later processed in various items.
Dealings
of highly valued bio-resources are processed virtually under illicit
methodology before shipping in the products to the international market.
TRAFFIC a
part of WWF-India’s biggest program on wildlife conservation has made partnership with Kaziranga
Reserve body to handle cyber warfare tactics and management process to identify
illicit activity during wildlife security measures.
‘CyberCLAW’ workshop on cyber security training
purposes was launched by TRAFFIC with Kaziranga division in club with Police
Radio Training School (PRTS),the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA)
and WWF-India where thirty forest officials from five Wildlife
Divisions-Eastern divisions had attended.
After first successful ‘CyberCLAW’ workshop in Uttar Pradesh
and Uttarakhand last year December this is the second time it has been concluded in
Assam at Kaziranga Tiger Reserve to lay pivotal input on investigation, search
and foiling techniques for successful cyber wildlife warfare action.
How the network of poachers with traders in illicit wildlife
trading could be tracked through exposure of various mediums like wildlife
forensic process, cybercrime management, communication device, digital
intelligence data process including telecom surveillance were introduced at
this ‘CyberCLAW’ program by TRAFFIC in Assam at Kaziranga reserve.
NEIC:SUMI BORA
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