FIA Cyber Crime Wing Enhances Capabilities Through AI Training

The FIA Cyber Crime Wing Islamabad is actively working on improving the capabilities of its team members to better address the approximately 92,000 complaints it receives annually. Despite facing challenges such as limited resources and manpower, the department remains committed to fulfilling its duties effectively.

Recently, Additional Director General Waqar Ud Din Syed initiated the enrollment of several officers from various regions of Pakistan in an artificial intelligence training program conducted by Digital Waseb and NUST University Islamabad. This training aims to equip the officers with advanced skills to enhance their complaint management processes.

During a meeting with Dr. Usman Khan, the CEO of Digital Waseb, Deputy Director Mehmood-ul-Hassan emphasized the need for efficient processing of the high volume of complaints received nationwide. To address this challenge, the cyber crime wing is planning to implement a project that utilizes artificial intelligence to prioritize urgent complaints and filter out irrelevant ones, ensuring timely and effective actions.

The dedication of the FIA Cyber Crime Wing Islamabad officers to adopting innovative technologies was evident as they were pictured alongside Dr. Usman Khan, holding a shield of appreciation. This gesture highlights their commitment to leveraging advanced tools for efficient complaint management.

The efforts of the FIA Cyber Crime Wing Islamabad to enhance its capabilities through artificial intelligence training demonstrate a proactive approach to addressing the increasing number of cybercrime complaints. By embracing technology and innovation, the department is poised to improve its efficiency in handling complaints and ensuring a safer digital environment for all citizens.