NSA scoffs at Indian Prism, favours cooperation on cyber security

July 22, 2013 08:35

Acknowledging that better indigenous snooping capabilities may not be enough to protect India's cyber security, National Security Advisor Shivshankar Menon has advocated formulating a set of "standard operating procedures' (SOPs) '" ground rules for cooperation which would help India succeed in obtaining

Internet information from major powers that control much of cyber space. In an internal note focusing on the cyber security challenges that India faces today and the way forward, Mr. Menon has said that apart from striving to augment its own capabilities, India needs to counter cyber warfare/terrorism through international cooperation rather than go it alone, particularly when attacks, espionage and anarchy in cyber space would remain a reality for a long time to come.

Read the full report on The Hindu

« Back to LIVE

TOP STORIES

'Let me be here in BCCI. Am I not doing a good job?'

Shah said the board will speak to the ICC about hosting the World Test Championship final at a different venue from 2027. The first two editions of Test cricket's summit clash have been organised in England, including the one for the...

Dravid will have to reapply for Head Coach's job: Jay Shah

Shah said even a foreign coach can be considered depending on the CAC's recommendations.

Heal Your Body, Heal Your Soul

Early retirement is not just about money and calculators. It is more about rediscovering your passions, strengthening bonds, and living a life filled with purpose, connection, and lasting happiness. It's about reclaiming your life,...

What You'd Want To Steal From Aaditi

The Star actor has a gutsy attitude towards fashion.

India fully withdraws soldiers from Maldives before deadline

The last batch of Indian soldiers stationed in the Maldives have been repatriated, confirmed Heena Waleed, President's Office Chief Spokesperson told Sun.mv news portal, without giving the number of Indian soldiers.