www.gov.uk UK-India Launch Technology Security Initiative Amid Cybersecurity Concerns
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- •The UK-India Technology Security Initiative was launched on September 30, 2026.
- •The initiative focuses on enhancing collaboration in critical technologies and cybersecurity.
- •An initial funding of £24 million over four years is committed to support the initiative.
On September 30, 2026, the UK and India announced the Technology Security Initiative (TSI) to enhance collaboration on critical technologies, including telecommunications and cybersecurity. This initiative follows a virtual cybersecurity exercise conducted in September 2022, which involved 26 countries and focused on ransomware threats to critical infrastructure. Prime Minister Modi and Foreign Secretary David Lammy discussed the importance of this partnership in addressing emerging technology challenges. The TSI aims to strengthen cooperation in areas such as AI, quantum technologies, and telecom security, with an initial funding commitment of £24 million over four years. The initiative is part of a broader effort to refresh the UK-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and tackle issues like climate change and economic growth. The announcement signifies a commitment to bolster cyber resilience and protect citizens and key services.
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