The Centre for Police Technology has announced a special women’s honour and award presentation programme on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2026 to recognize the outstanding contribution of women police officers in the field of cyber policing and technology-driven law enforcement.
The initiative is aimed at acknowledging the professional excellence of women officers who have demonstrated exceptional performance in cybercrime investigation, digital forensic technology development, modernization of police technological infrastructure, and implementation of advanced cyber policy frameworks. The recognition reflects the growing significance of women leadership in shaping future-oriented digital security governance systems.
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Centre for Police Technology Mission
The Centre for Police Technology (CPT) is committed to promoting innovation in artificial intelligence, strategic intelligence architecture, and advanced public safety technology solutions that support secure and technology-enabled governance. The institution provides specialized training programmes, technical advisory assistance, and professional consultation support to law enforcement agencies, corporate security organizations, and government institutions.
The foundation of the Centre’s mission rests on two principal pillars — development of advanced technological systems and ensuring their responsible, ethical, and transparent deployment. CPT collaborates with international partner institutions to promote structured governance models where artificial intelligence-based solutions are implemented in alignment with human rights principles, civil liberties, and rule-of-law enforcement frameworks.
Cyber Policing Excellence Recognized
The women’s honour and award presentation is dedicated to officers who have consistently demonstrated excellence in cybercrime investigation, digital forensic research, modernization of laboratory infrastructure, and adoption of advanced policing technologies. The selected officers have played a significant role in integrating technological innovation with practical law enforcement operations.
Their contributions in cybercrime prevention, network security monitoring, and technology-enabled investigative systems have strengthened institutional response capabilities against emerging cyber threats. The initiative also aims to enhance public confidence in digital security administration through recognition of professional integrity and technical competence.
Prof. Triveni Singh Jury Head
The award selection process will be supervised by a distinguished jury panel headed by renowned cybercrime expert and former IPS officer Prof. Triveni Singh, who also serves as Chair and Chief Mentor of the Future Crime Research Foundation (FCRF). The jury will evaluate nominations and select the most deserving women cyber police officers based on professional excellence, investigative impact, and technological contribution.
The Centre for Police Technology expressed deep appreciation for the dedication, service commitment, and professional ethics demonstrated by women cyber police officers in strengthening cyber security infrastructure and promoting secure digital ecosystems. The honour and award presentation programme on International Women’s Day 2026 is designed to recognize the significant role of women professionals in cyber policing, digital security governance, and modern law enforcement innovation.
About the author – Rehan Khan is a law student and legal journalist with a keen interest in cybercrime, digital fraud, and emerging technology laws. He writes on the intersection of law, cybersecurity, and online safety, focusing on developments that impact individuals and institutions in India.
