Hurdles in implementation of cyber security in India

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Table of contents

Introduction

Key facts and figures

Top targeted sectors

Current initiatives

Key hurdles in implementing security

Roadmap – Way forward

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Introduction

Very important to protect the computer systems that support our nation’s critical operations,

infrastructure and businesses

Telecommunications, defense, banks, public & private sector companies and government services,

all depend on the security of their computer operations.

Increasing concern about attacks from individuals and groups with malicious intent, such as crime,

terrorism, foreign intelligence gathering, and acts of war.

Dramatic increases in reported computer security incidents, the ease of obtaining and using hacking

tools, the steady advance in the sophistication, effectiveness of attack technology and more

destructive attacks.

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Cyber Threat Evolution

Virus

Breaking Web Sites

Malicious Code

Advanced Worm / Trojan

Identity Theft (Phishing)

Organised CrimeData Theft, DoS /

DDoS

1990’s Early 2000 2003-04 2005-06 2007 onwards

1970’s

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