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Meghalaya CM warns that no system is completely safe amid rising cyber threats
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 29 Aug 2026, 02:37 AM
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Meghalaya's chief minister warned that no digital system is fully secure, highlighting a surge in cyber threats across the state.
Shillong, Meghalaya – The chief minister of Meghalaya cautioned that no computer system, however robust, can be considered entirely immune to cyber attacks. In a recent statement, the leader highlighted a noticeable uptick in cyber‑related incidents targeting both public institutions and private entities in the state.
The minister urged government departments, businesses, and citizens to adopt stricter cybersecurity practices, including regular software updates, strong password policies, and employee awareness training. He emphasized that proactive measures are essential to mitigate potential data breaches and financial losses.
While specific figures were not disclosed, the warning aligns with a broader national trend of increasing digital threats. The CM called for coordinated efforts between state agencies and the central government to strengthen cyber defenses and improve incident response capabilities.
The statement serves as a reminder that as digital adoption accelerates, vigilance and preparedness become critical components of safeguarding public and private data in Meghalaya.
The minister urged government departments, businesses, and citizens to adopt stricter cybersecurity practices, including regular software updates, strong password policies, and employee awareness training. He emphasized that proactive measures are essential to mitigate potential data breaches and financial losses.
While specific figures were not disclosed, the warning aligns with a broader national trend of increasing digital threats. The CM called for coordinated efforts between state agencies and the central government to strengthen cyber defenses and improve incident response capabilities.
The statement serves as a reminder that as digital adoption accelerates, vigilance and preparedness become critical components of safeguarding public and private data in Meghalaya.