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CyberTech Asia Mumbai 2027: Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis Announces India's First Edition Of Global Cybersecurity Platform

Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday said CyberTech Asia, a leading global networking platform in the cybersecurity industry, would be held in Mumbai in March 2027, marking the event’s debut in India. CyberTech Asia coming soon.. It was a pleasure to meet the Founder of Cybertech Global and author of Cybermania Mr Amir Rapaport with Israel CG Yaniv Revach, at my official…

CyberTech Asia Mumbai 2027: Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis Announces India's First Edition Of Global Cybersecurity Platform

<Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis announces India's inaugural CyberTech Asia event>

Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis unveiled plans for the state's first-ever CyberTech Asia, a prominent global cybersecurity platform, set to take place in the city in March 2027. The announcement came during a meeting with Cybertech Global founder Amir Rapaport and Israeli Consul General Yaniv Revach at the Chief Minister's official residence 'Varsha' in south Mumbai.

Fadnavis expressed gratitude to Rapaport and Revach for extending an invitation to attend CyberTech Global, an international exhibition and conference on cybersecurity and digital innovation, in Tel Aviv in January 2027. The MahaCyber initiative, a comprehensive cybersecurity framework established by the state government, was also discussed during the meeting.

This initiative aims to investigate, prevent, and combat digital threats and online fraud across Maharashtra.

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