IIT Kanpur launches C3iHub’s conference to address emerging trends in cybersecurity
Vikas Kumar Pandit | October 23, 2024 | 06:04 PM IST | 2 mins read
The conference will focus on four domains including electronic warfare, post-quantum cryptography, supply chain security, and advanced persistent threats.
NEW DELHI: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur's technology innovation hub in cybersecurity has launched “C3iHub’s Conference on Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity” (#CCETC2024). As per the official press release, the event is being held from October 22 to 25 and is part of the Cybersecurity Awareness Month activities.
According to the institute, the conference aims to foster discussions on current and future cybersecurity threats within the cybersecurity domain, as well as to explore innovative solutions and protection strategies for real-world security incidents.
Experts from India and abroad, including representatives from MITRE, George Mason University, and New York University, will share insights alongside leading Indian experts. The discussions at the conference will revolve around four critical domains, including electronic warfare, post-quantum cryptography, supply chain security, and advanced persistent threats.
Live cybersecurity demonstrations
The conference features live demonstrations of indigenous cybersecurity products developed by C3iHub-supported institutions and startups. Additionally, a startup product launch and pitch battle provide opportunities for entrepreneurs to showcase their innovations.
The insights gathered during the conference will be consolidated into a white paper aimed at guiding future cybersecurity strategies and policy development. The C3iHub conference is not just about raising awareness but about creating a roadmap for enhancing India's digital safety through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and cutting-edge innovation, the institute further informed.
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Importance of cybersecurity innovations
During his welcome speech, project director of C3iHub, Sandeep Shukla said, "As technology evolves, so do the threats. It is crucial that we stay ahead of adversaries by adopting cutting-edge innovations in cybersecurity. This conference provides a valuable platform for exchanging ideas that will help us achieve that goal."
In his keynote address, Lt. Gen. M U Nair, National Cyber Security Coordinator , emphasized "I am pleased to see C3iHub taking the initiative to organize this conference during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Events like these play a crucial role in raising awareness about cybersecurity and contribute significantly to strengthening our cybersecurity ecosystem. I am confident that such efforts will go a long way in ensuring we keep pace with evolving technologies and address the challenges of the digital age."
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