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Google's measures are aimed at prioritising cybersecurity skilling, user awareness, and support for high-risk communities.

Google has also announced a cybersecurity upskilling program for about 100,000 developers, and IT and startup professionals across India.

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The event began with a keynote by Vint Cerf, also known as the 'Father of the Internet'.

The survey indicates most internet users in India neglect best practices of cyber-security.