He, however, said it was not possible to physically check around one lakh people and 40,000 vehicles entering the software park. “After all, what can we do if some terrorists attack the IT park from a hotel across the road using rocket launcher?” he asked. However, a check at Raheja Mindspace IT Park at Cyberabad, which houses 135 software companies, exposed some glaring loopholes in the security setup. “We have laid highly sophisticated fibre optic network all over Cyberabad connected to surveillance cameras which are 98% operational,” said Vemuru Srinivasa Prasad, founder and former secretary of Cyberabad Security Council. “If we get the slightest suspicion, we alert our security people who in turn inform the Cyberabad police,” chief security officer of Raheja Mindspace, Moses Sudhakar said.

Source: Hindustan Times August 03, 2016 02:26 UTC