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Android System Security
Organizers |
Faculty of Computer Applications |
Participants |
100 |
Contact No. |
(M): +91 - 9825889955 |
Start Date |
14/02/2024 01:30 PM |
End Date |
14/02/2024 03:30 PM |
Venue |
DCS |
Social Media Share |
Description
The Android System Security workshop, held on 14th February 2024 at Ganpat University and organized by GUNI-DCS and the NULL Ganpat University Student Chapter, was a remarkable event focused on enhancing knowledge and awareness of Android system security. The workshop was efficiently coordinated by the students specializing in Cyber Security. Krish Bheda, a distinguished speaker and expert in the field, delivered the keynote address, sharing valuable insights into various aspects of Android system security. His presentation covered a wide range of topics, including common vulnerabilities, best practices for secure development, and strategies for protecting Android applications from emerging threats. The keynote address was followed by interactive sessions and discussions, allowing participants to engage with the material and deepen their understanding of the subject matter. The workshop attracted a total of 100 participants from the Cyber Security and Computer Application programs, highlighting the strong interest and enthusiasm within the academic community for learning about Android system security. The event provided a valuable opportunity for participants to network, exchange ideas, and gain practical skills that can be applied in their academic and professional endeavours. Overall, the Android System Security workshop was a resounding success, thanks to the efforts of the organizing committee, the keynote speaker, and the enthusiastic participation of all attendees. The workshop not only provided valuable insights into Android system security but also served as a platform for fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among students and professionals in the field.
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