There are many crucial cyber security updates for
the period in question. These includes the analysis of the National
Cyber Security Policy of India 2013 (NCSP 2013) formulated
by the Indian government. However, the NCSP 2013 has been criticised
for many reasons including lack
of privacy protection and absence of integration with the
National
Security Policy of India.
The data
protection laws in India and privacy rights in India (Pdf)
are still in a state of abysmal. The privacyrights in India in the information age (Pdf) are still
ignored by Indian government. Indian government has started many
e-surveillance oriented projects without any legal framework and an
e-surveillance
policy of India (PDF) must be urgently formulated by
Indian government.
India is still grappling with the issues like cyber
warfare, cyber
espionage and cyber
terrorism, etc. For instance, recently Huawei
was accused of breaching national security of India by hacking base
station controller in AP. Thus, the critical
infrastructure protection in India and its problems, challenges and
solutions (Pdf) are still to be looked into with great
priority.
A dedicated cyber
warfare policy of India (Pdf) must be formulated as soon
as possible. All these issues have been meticulously covered by the
cyber
security trends and developments in India 2013 (PDF)
released by Perry4Law
and Perry4Law’s
Techno Legal Base (PTLB).
Cyber security experts in India believe that cyber
security must be an international issue (Pdf) and in order
to ensure the same an international
cyber security treaty is required (Pdf).
The year 2013 was a tough one for the India cyber
security and the year 2014 would bring its own share of problems for
Indian cyberspace. Let us hope that Indian government would be well
equipped to deal with the same.
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