The Rekha administration has introduced a new initiative focused on enhancing the cybersecurity of government websites, along with plans to conduct an audit of the IT systems. To ensure the security of these digital platforms, a cybersecurity audit is currently being conducted.
The recently established BJP administration in Delhi has commenced its operations, with the majority of initiatives pertaining to the general populace now available online. In light of this development, the new government has directed the Information Technology Department to carry out a cybersecurity audit.
This audit has been commissioned to uncover vulnerabilities that may result in security breaches and data theft. In order to mitigate these risks, the Delhi government has resolved to carry out a cybersecurity audit of its information technology system.
The majority of public services provided by the Delhi government are accessible online. In addition, an electronic filing system has been implemented for routine operations. Officials from the Department of Information Technology acknowledged that the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) has emerged as the most accessible pathway for cyber attackers to infiltrate networks, thereby necessitating enhancements to its security measures.
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