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Delhi, Nov 16: An Australian cyber security delegation is visiting India
from November 20 to 24 to secure India’s digital transformation initiatives and
partnership with Indian IT companies.
The 11-member delegation led by Australian government’s Australian Trade and Investment commission will visit Bangaluru, Mumbai and New Delhi to meet with India’s leading cyber security experts, practitioners from the banking, IT, telecom and financial services sector, legal experts, government and enforcement agencies. Australian data analytics and security firm, known for technology provider for Panama leaks, Nuix Pty is also visiting India as part of the delegation. The delegation is headed by Loretta Joseph, Adviser, Australian Cyber Security Growth Network, on behalf of the Australian Trade & Investment Commission. “The visit of the Australian cyber security delegation to India also presents opportunities for Indian IT companies to partner with Australian organisations specialising in cyber security to integrate Australian cyber security solutions and technologies into the value chains of India’s leading IT companies and offer them for their global clients,” said John Madew, senior Trade & Investment Commissioner, Australian Trade & Investment Commissioner. Australian organisations & Institutions specialising in cyber security prevention, protection & cyber security data analytics, governance, education & research for cyber security and block chain software for financial markets are also part of the delegation. UNI
The 11-member delegation led by Australian government’s Australian Trade and Investment commission will visit Bangaluru, Mumbai and New Delhi to meet with India’s leading cyber security experts, practitioners from the banking, IT, telecom and financial services sector, legal experts, government and enforcement agencies. Australian data analytics and security firm, known for technology provider for Panama leaks, Nuix Pty is also visiting India as part of the delegation. The delegation is headed by Loretta Joseph, Adviser, Australian Cyber Security Growth Network, on behalf of the Australian Trade & Investment Commission. “The visit of the Australian cyber security delegation to India also presents opportunities for Indian IT companies to partner with Australian organisations specialising in cyber security to integrate Australian cyber security solutions and technologies into the value chains of India’s leading IT companies and offer them for their global clients,” said John Madew, senior Trade & Investment Commissioner, Australian Trade & Investment Commissioner. Australian organisations & Institutions specialising in cyber security prevention, protection & cyber security data analytics, governance, education & research for cyber security and block chain software for financial markets are also part of the delegation. UNI
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