Ananya Raj Kakoti,Gunwant Singh
India has taken a decisive leap forward in its national security strategy with the release of the Joint Doctrine for Cyberspace Operations. Unveiled by Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan on June 18, 2024, this doctrine marks a significant milestone in the country's approach to cybersecurity. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated and pervasive, this doctrine not only reflects India’s commitment to safeguarding its cyberspace but also underscores the broader implications for its national security and defence.
In an era where digital infrastructure is the backbone of national security and economic prosperity, cyberspace operations have become crucial to military strategy. This doctrine outlines a comprehensive strategy integrating cyberspace capabilities across all military domains—land, sea, air, and space. Its elements include both defensive and offensive operations, a unified command structure, enhanced cyber intelligence, collaboration with civilian sectors, and continuous training and capability development.
As India ascends to the global stage, its integration into the digital world has opened both opportunities and vulnerabilities, making the launch of a joint cyberspace doctrine not just timely but essential. It provides a framework for safeguarding the nation's digital frontiers, promoting resilience, and enhancing collaboration with global partners to counteract the sophisticated tactics employed by cyber adversaries. India’s proactive stance in cyberspace will not only protect its interests but also position it as a formidable player in shaping the norms and regulations of global cyber governance.
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