Greaterkashmir CyberSec Delhi Conference 2026 Focuses on Critical Infrastructure Security
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- •CyberSec Delhi Conference 2026 is set for October 7, focusing on critical infrastructure security.
- •The conference will feature discussions on AI threats, ransomware, and data protection challenges.
- •ICACSDF 2026 recently highlighted the need for resilient digital ecosystems with 892 research submissions.
The CyberSec Delhi Conference 2026, scheduled for October 7, 2026, aims to address India's cyber resilience amid evolving threats. Key sessions will cover securing critical infrastructure, including power and defense sectors, against emerging cyber threats. The conference will feature discussions on AI-powered attacks, ransomware incidents, and the importance of data protection. Government agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and cybersecurity leaders are expected to attend, fostering collaboration to enhance national security. Meanwhile, the International Conference on Advancement in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (ICACSDF 2026) recently took place, highlighting the need for resilient digital ecosystems and featuring 892 research paper submissions. The focus on cybersecurity in both events underscores the growing importance of addressing vulnerabilities in India's digital landscape.
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