Ludhiana, July 18 (Rajkumar Sathi). In a significant step towards enhancing cyber security awareness and protection for the public, a state-of-the-art Cyber Kiosk Machine was inaugurated today at the Commissioner’s Office, Ludhiana. The inauguration ceremony was graced by Shri Sanjeev Arora, Hon’ble Cabinet Minister, Government of Punjab, who attended as the Chief Guest. He was joined by the Commissioner of Police, Ludhiana, and other senior officials from the police department. The Cyber Kiosk is a specialized, public-use machine designed to scan digital devices—such as mobile phones and tablets for malware, spyware, and other cyber threats. Installed in a high-traffic government facility, this kiosk offers citizens a secure and convenient way to check their devices before accessing public Wi-Fi networks or transferring sensitive data. Speaking at the event, Minister Sanjeev Arora emphasized the importance of public cyber hygiene and praised the Ludhiana Police for taking proactive steps to empower citizens with accessible cybersecurity tools. He added that such initiatives are vital for ensuring the safety and integrity of personal data in today’s increasingly digital world. The Commissioner of Police, Ludhiana, also highlighted the department’s commitment to integrating smart technology in public safety efforts and encouraged citizens to utilize the kiosk as a preventive measure against cyber threats. This initiative marks a progressive move in Punjab’s broader digital security efforts and reflects a growing emphasis on public-oriented cyber infrastructure in the state.
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