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'''Narayan Gangalaramsamy''' works for the Government of Mauritius as the Head of the IT unit for law enforcement and leads the e-crime investigation team. He has been working in this position for over 25 years. In 2012, he joined [[ICANN]]'s [[SSAC]]. He is also a member of [[ISOC]] and a cybersecurity group. He was an [[ICANN Fellow]] at [[ICANN 45]] in Toronto, Canada.<ref>[[ICANN 45]] Interview</ref>
'''Narayan Gangalaramsamy''' works for the Police Force of Mauritius as the Officer In-Charge of the IT unit and Cyber Crime Investigation and Digital Forensics unit. He has been working in this position for over 25 years, where his tasks have included the implementation of computer-based projects such as fingerprinting systems, criminal databases, and management systems for vehicle tracking, fingerprinting, firearms, finances, registries, and more. He is currently helping to implement a a Crime Occurrence Tracking System, with software being developed by [[Siebel]] and [[Oracle]].<ref>http://www.linkedin.com/pub/narayan-gangalaramsamy-fbcs-citp/26/ab6/a0 LinkedIn.com]</ref>
 
In 2012, he joined [[ICANN]]'s [[SSAC]]. He is also a member of [[ISOC]] and a cybersecurity group. At [[ICANN 45]], he was an [[ICANN Fellow]] along with 26 others.<ref>[[ICANN 45]] Interview</ref><ref>http://www.icann.org/en/groups/board/documents/resolutions-03oct12-en.htm#1.c Approved Board Resolutions, ICANN.org]</ref>
 
===Education===
He has an MSc in Computer Security and Forensics from the University of Technology in Mauritius, and also has degrees and certificates in Legislation Drafting, Computer Forensics, Cyber Law, and Police Studies, from universities in Botswana, India, and the UK.<ref>http://www.linkedin.com/pub/narayan-gangalaramsamy-fbcs-citp/26/ab6/a0 LinkedIn.com]</ref>
 
==External Links==
* [http://www.lexpress.mu/services/archive-79523---nous-pouvons-toujours-retrouver-lorigine-dun-cybercrime--.html Interview with Narayan Gangalaramsamy (French)]


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Revision as of 20:15, 5 November 2012

Country: Mauritius
Email: narayan10 [at] yahoo.com
LinkedIn:    [LinkedIn.com Narayan Gangalaramsamy]

Narayan Gangalaramsamy works for the Police Force of Mauritius as the Officer In-Charge of the IT unit and Cyber Crime Investigation and Digital Forensics unit. He has been working in this position for over 25 years, where his tasks have included the implementation of computer-based projects such as fingerprinting systems, criminal databases, and management systems for vehicle tracking, fingerprinting, firearms, finances, registries, and more. He is currently helping to implement a a Crime Occurrence Tracking System, with software being developed by Siebel and Oracle.[1]

In 2012, he joined ICANN's SSAC. He is also a member of ISOC and a cybersecurity group. At ICANN 45, he was an ICANN Fellow along with 26 others.[2][3]

Education

He has an MSc in Computer Security and Forensics from the University of Technology in Mauritius, and also has degrees and certificates in Legislation Drafting, Computer Forensics, Cyber Law, and Police Studies, from universities in Botswana, India, and the UK.[4]

External Links

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