Analysing India's Cyber Warfare Readiness and Developing a Defence Strategy
Yohan Fernandes, Nasr Abosata

TL;DR
This paper assesses India's cyber warfare readiness, identifies gaps in real-time threat detection, and proposes technological and educational strategies to enhance national cyber defence capabilities.
Contribution
It introduces a machine learning-based threat detection system and an educational framework tailored for India's cyber security enhancement.
Findings
Identified key shortcomings in India's cyber defence infrastructure.
Developed a prototype machine learning threat detection system.
Recommended systematic improvements combining technology and training.
Abstract
The demand for strong cyber defence measures grows, especially in countries such as India, where the rate of digitalization far exceeds cybersecurity developments. The increasing amount of cyber threats highlights the urgent need to strengthen cyber defences. The literature review reveals significant shortcomings in India's cyber defence readiness, especially in real-time threat detection and response capabilities. Through simulation models, the study explores network security behaviours and the impact of defences on network security. The next section of this study focuses on implementing a cyber threat detection system that uses machine learning to identify and categorise cyber threats in real time, followed by strategies to integrate it into India's present infrastructure. Also, the study proposes an educational framework for training cyber professionals. The study concludes with a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCybersecurity and Cyber Warfare Studies
