New Delhi: Reports in a section of the media state that the NSG Website has been hacked and some information on it has been stolen etc. There is no indication that NSG Website has been hacked. The Website does not contain any sensitive data. It is, in fact, meant for public use containing information of general nature that might be useful to the general public. The present Website is being revamped with the help of NIC to make it more useful and more secure following Government guidelines on the subject.

Mumbai: Being the World’s first full format TV show online, Jay Hind! has always made news for its pioneering efforts in the entertainment space. The show is hugely popular among Indians across the world and is nearing 100 million hits online. The growing popularity of the show led to the show’s website – Jayhind.tv being hacked by anti-India fundamentalists. The website went down after an attack by ‘Free Kashmir’ Islamic fundamentalists killed the original show links and posted their own subversive messages and pictures on the site’s homepage.

Chennai: Bay Talkitec, a pioneer in 3G VAS solutions who has deployed India’s first 3G Value added Services in MTNL, on 4th July announced the launch of “Smart LI” – World’s first real time 3G video interception application that allows real time call interception and monitoring through 3G mobile handsets, IP-video phones, and even soft phones -desktop/laptops in case the monitoring agency is out of coverage area. Built as a complete system, Smart Intercept integrates real time communication interception, logging and analysis of both voice and 3G video calls.

Jersey City: Aujas, a global provider of information risk management services, has opened a new office in California, USA, as part of the company’s continued geographic expansion. The new office will increase Aujas’ presence in key growth markets and support its global growth strategy. The expanded U.S. presence will allow Aujas to offer its information risk management services to companies across the West Coast.

New Delhi: Government recently approved “Center for Telecom testing and Security Certification”, which was earlier a pilot project at IISc Bangalore, to be scaled up to a full-fledged center in due course of time, at estimated cost of Rs 60 Cr, out of which, Government funding may be to the tune of Rs 50 Cr.