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Maharashtra Govt Boosts IT Security with ₹5.47 Crore
12 Aug
Summary
- Maharashtra approved over Rs 5.47 crore for IT projects.
- Funds will cover cybersecurity audits for government digital portals.
- Consultancy services are also funded for key secretariats and state departments.
Maharashtra's government has sanctioned a total of Rs 5.47 crore to bolster its IT infrastructure and cybersecurity measures. This funding encompasses critical cybersecurity audits for ten major government digital portals, including the MahaSarathi portal. A substantial portion of the funds, Rs 3,16,30,745, will cover expenses incurred by the National Informatics Centre through the State Setu Society.
Consultancy services are also a key focus, with allocations for the Chief Secretary's Office and the Chief Minister's Secretariat. Furthermore, support will be provided to the Maharashtra State DR SDC. IIT Bombay has been tasked with preparing a comprehensive report and action plan for the establishment of a new Science and Technology Department in the state.
The Electronics, Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence Department issued the order for these expenditures, which will be met from the 2026-27 budgetary provisions. This strategic investment aims to enhance digital security and operational efficiency across various government functions.
