There
are many cyber
security issues in India that requires urgent attention of
Indian government. For instance, issues like cyber
terrorism, cyber
warfare, cyber
espionage, etc are some of the burning cyber security
issues that deserve attention of our policy makers. This also means
that we must develop both offensive
and defensive cyber security capabilities in India.
For the past few years, serious cyber threats have
been endangering the critical infrastructures of India and there is
an urgent need to strengthen critical
infrastructure protection in India. To achieve this
objection, cyber
security skills development in India must be immediately
ensured.
While Indian government has been
indifferent to cyber security of India for long yet a few
committed and dedicated private players have been playing a pro
active role in this regard. For instance, Perry4Law,
Perry4Law
Techno Legal Base (PTLB) and Perry4Law
Techno Legal ICT Training Centre (PTLITC) have launched
exclusive techno legal cyber
forensics research centre of India, cyber
security research centre of India and cyber
crimes investigation centre of India for long.
There is no doubt that cyber security of India is
under
transformation but we are too lax in this regard. The
cyber security initiatives of India must be expedited as we do not
have any more time to waste. Similarly, while cyber security
initiatives have been strengthened
by private
players like PTLB yet Indian government must also play a
pro active role in this regard.
It would be a good idea to seek the services of
those who can make a difference in this regard. The same can be
effectively achieved by formulating the cyber
security policy of India and acting accordingly.
