Cyber Security

The permanent UN mechanism for cybersecurity dialogue and the UN Convention against Cybercrime mark two significant steps towards strengthening global cyber governance.

The trajectory of the India–UK cyber partnership indicates a progres-sive shift from cyber dialogue to advancing technological security.

Cyber security is no longer about protecting networks but about preserving combat power.

Mythos evokes caution about the emerging stage of AI development, characterised by the dilution of human oversight and inequitable access to capabilities.

During Prime Minister Modi's February 2026 visit to Israel, cybersecurity emerged as a key area of cooperation.

Offensive cyber operations are increasingly becoming an integral component of modern military campaigns.

China has increasingly exploited Microsoft vulnerabilities in its cyber rivalry with the US.

The uptick in cyber attacks following the Pahalgam terror incident reflects a pattern seen in other conflict zones in Europe and West Asia.

Legislative action combined with community engagement and individual responsibility can create a secure digital environment.

The adoption of the UN Convention against Cybercrime illustrates the willingness of states to address rising threats in digital space collectively.