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New Delhi, (Delhi), [India], June 14 (ANI/NewsVoir): 93.5 RED FM, India's leading private radio and entertainment network today announced the launch of Hidden Files Season 3, a show that focuses on cybercrime. The show will be hosted by renowned national security and cybercrime expert Amit Dubey, in an audiobook format which will have real life stories of cybercrime.
This season will deal with real life solved cases that are more complex, intriguing and are easy to execute by criminals because people don't have requisite awareness. These stories comprise of crimes like phishing, ration scam, forgery, identity theft and much more. Amit Dubey has been working towards solving these cases. Cyberattacks can occur and succeed due to a lack of knowledge. The show aims to create awareness and sensitize people to take adequate precautions while being on the internet and managing their devices.
Speaking about the show, Nisha Narayanan, Director & COO, RED FM and Magic FM, said, "While cybersecurity is a growing threat for organizations and people around the globe, it has a familiar solution: human knowledge. We started Hidden Files two years back with the intent to create awareness about cybercrimes and help people safeguard their digital identities. The host, Amit Dubey is a renowned cybercrime and national security expert. Hidden Files has the distinction of being India's first cybercrime audiobook broadcasted on radio. With Hidden Files Season 3, we hope to spread awareness around cybersecurity best practices for citizens and organizations."
Hidden Files Season 3 will be aired on RED FM every Mon-Friday, 8-9 PM.
We are Irreverent; we are young, cool and trendy. We are the voice of today's Millennial. We are one of the largest radio networks in the country. We are RED FM. Based on the internationally successful CHR (Contemporary Hit Radio) format we play only Super Hit music. With the brand philosophy and attitude that is 'Bajaate Raho!' at RED FM we always speak up for the right, for the people. Our listeners are at the heart of everything we do and so we are called the 'station for expression' by establishing an emotional connect with them. We do things differently; we don't follow the herd and its testament to the fact that RED FM boasts of over 433 award winning campaigns including BEST BRAND, BEST FM STATION & BEST RJs.
This story is provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/NewsVoir)
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