Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- India and the UK have agreed to deepen cooperation between their cyber agencies to create a safe and robust cyberspace.
- The sixth cyber dialogue focused on cyber threat assessment, internet governance, data protection, and protection of critical infrastructure.
India and the UK have come together to strengthen collaboration between their cyber agencies, with a focus on enhancing cybersecurity measures. The sixth cyber dialogue between the two countries, held in New Delhi, discussed various aspects of cybersecurity, including threat assessment, internet governance, data protection, and safeguarding critical infrastructure. The discussions also touched upon capacity building, cooperation in multilateral forums, and the latest developments in the cyber realm at the United Nations.
The dialogue was co-chaired by officials from both India and the UK, with representatives from various ministries, cyber agencies, and organizations involved in cybersecurity. The Indian delegation included officials from external affairs, home, electronics and information technology ministries, as well as organizations like the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Center (I4C) and the National Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Centre (NCIIPC).
Overall, the agreement to deepen cooperation between India and the UK in the cybersecurity domain signifies a shared commitment to ensuring a secure and resilient cyberspace for both nations.
