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Time of India
2 hours ago
- Time of India
Armed forces launch cybersecurity drill
This is an AI-generated image, used for representational purposes only. With the threat of cyber-attacks from China and Pakistan increasing, the armed forces on Monday launched a 12-day comprehensive multi-phase cybersecurity exercise to bolster resilience at the national level. Over 100 participants from national agencies and stakeholders from the defence arena are taking part in the 'Cyber Suraksha' exercise organised by the tri-Service Defence Cyber Agency (DCA), which includes the conduct of targeted training sessions, evaluation and "an engaging capsule for leadership", including chief information security officers. "The exercise is designed to simulate real-world cyber threats, reinforce secure practices, and test the analytical and defensive cyber skills of participants in a high-paced, gamified environment," an officer said. "Combining structured learning with dynamic hands-on challenge environments will empower participants to act decisively in the face of cyber threats. DCA plans to conduct such exercises on a regular basis to maintain a state of readiness and cultivate a security-first culture across all levels," he added.
Time of India
8 hours ago
- Time of India
Exercise to bolster cyber resilience at national level begins: Defence Ministry
A comprehensive cyber security exercise designed to simulate "real-world cyber threats " and with an aim to bolster resilience in the domain at the national level kicked off on Monday, the Defence Ministry said. ' Cyber Suraksha ' is being organised by Defence Cyber Agency under the aegis of Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff. "This multi-phased exercise, which concludes on June 27, is a proactive step towards bolstering cyber resilience at national level, and encompasses the conduct of targeted training sessions, evaluation and an engaging capsule for leadership," the ministry said in a statement. Over 100 participants from national-level agencies and stakeholders from defence domains are taking part in the event. "The exercise is designed to simulate real-world cyber threats, reinforce secure practices, and test the analytical and defensive cyber skills of participants in a high-paced, gamified environment," it said. Live Events A conclave of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) for leadership has also been dovetailed in 'Cyber Suraksha', thereby integrating the technical aspects with leadership roles. "The CISOs conclave includes talks by eminent speakers and will culminate in an immersive table-top exercise," it said. Combining structured learning with dynamic hands-on challenge environments will empower participants to act decisively in the face of cyber threats. Defence Cyber Agency plans to conduct such exercises on a regular basis to maintain a state of readiness and cultivate a security-first culture across all levels, the ministry said.
Hans India
10 hours ago
- Business
- Hans India
'Cyber Suraksha' exercise launched to strengthen national cyber resilience
New Delhi: In a major initiative to bolster India's cyber defences, the Defence Cyber Agency (DCA) on Monday launched a multi-phase cybersecurity exercise. Organised by the Defence Cyber Agency, under the aegis of the Headquarters, Integrated Defence Staff (IDS), the comprehensive exercise, named 'Cyber Suraksha', will go on till June 27. The exercise aims to enhance cyber resilience across national security institutions and stakeholders in the defence ecosystem. "This multi-phased exercise, which concludes on June 27, 2025, is a proactive step towards bolstering cyber resilience at the national level, and encompasses the conduct of targeted training sessions, evaluation, and an engaging capsule for leadership", a Ministry of Defence statement said. With participation from over 100 professionals drawn from national-level agencies and defence domains, Cyber Suraksha is tailored to simulate real-world cyber threat scenarios. "The exercise is designed to simulate real-world cyber threats, reinforce secure practices, and test the analytical and defensive cyber skills of participants in a high-paced, gamified environment," the ministry statement said. One of the key highlights of the event is a special conclave for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), which brings leadership focus into the fold of cybersecurity preparedness. "Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) conclave for leadership has also been dovetailed in 'Cyber Suraksha', thereby integrating the technical aspects with leadership roles. The CISOs conclave includes talks by eminent speakers and will culminate in an immersive Table-Top Exercise", it said. By combining immersive training, leadership engagement, and real-time simulations, "Cyber Suraksha" underscores India's proactive approach to strengthening its cyber defence framework at every level — from operators on the ground to top decision-makers, as per the ministry. "Combining structured learning with dynamic hands-on challenge environments will empower participants to act decisively in the face of cyber threats. The Defence Cyber Agency plans to conduct such exercises on a regular basis to maintain a state of readiness and cultivate a security-first culture across all levels," it added.
New Indian Express
11 hours ago
- New Indian Express
Cyber Suraksha exercise simulates high-paced threats to test national cyber resilience
NEW DELHI: A comprehensive cyber security exercise, organised by the Defence Cyber Agency (DCA) under the aegis of the Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff, commenced on Monday. This exercise, named 'Cyber Suraksha', which concludes on 27 June 2025, will be a 'multi-phased exercise,' the Ministry of Defence said in a statement. It is 'a proactive step towards bolstering cyber resilience at the national level, and encompasses the conduct of targeted training sessions, evaluation and an engaging capsule for leadership,' the MoD said. Over 100 participants from national-level agencies and stakeholders from defence domains are taking part in the event. The exercise is designed to simulate real-world cyber threats, reinforce secure practices, and test the analytical and defensive cyber skills of participants in a high-paced, gamified environment. Along with 'Cyber Suraksha', the Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) conclave for leadership has also been dovetailed, thereby integrating the technical aspects with leadership roles. The CISOs conclave includes talks by eminent speakers and will culminate in an immersive table-top exercise.
The Hindu
11 hours ago
- Business
- The Hindu
Defence Cyber Agency begins Cyber Suraksha training exercise
The Defence Cyber Agency on Monday (June 16, 2025) launched 'Cyber Suraksha', a comprehensive cybersecurity exercise organised under the aegis of the Integrated Defence Staff headquarters. The multi-phased exercise, which is to conclude on June 27, 2025, will involve targeted training sessions, evaluation, and an engaging capsule for leadership. Over 100 participants from national agencies and stakeholders from defence domains are taking part in the event, according to the Defence Ministry. 'The exercise is designed to simulate real-world cyber threats, reinforce secure practices, and test the analytical and defensive cyber skills of participants in a high-paced, gamified environment. Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) conclave for leadership has also been dovetailed in 'Cyber Suraksha', thereby integrating the technical aspects with leadership roles,' it said. 'Cyber Suraksha 2025', a comprehensive cyber security exercise by Defence Cyber Agency under @HQ_IDS_India, began on June 16. With over 100 participants from defence and national-level agencies, the multi-phase event features real-world threat simulations, targeted training, and… — Ministry of Defence, Government of India (@SpokespersonMoD) June 16, 2025 The CISOs conclave includes talks by eminent speakers and will culminate in an immersive Table-Top Exercise. 'Combining structured learning with dynamic hands-on challenge environments will empower participants to act decisively in the face of cyber threats. Defence Cyber Agency plans to conduct such exercises on a regular basis to maintain a state of readiness and cultivate a security-first culture across all levels,' the Ministry said.
