New Delhi – November 15, 2026: Confronting the alarming proliferation of AI-driven synthetic media, automated malware mutations, and state-sponsored cyber warfare, the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) inaugurated the 3rd International Conference on Cyber Security, Digital Forensics and Intelligence in the national capital.
The three-day symposium brought together over 500 global cryptographers, forensic investigators from national law enforcement agencies, cyber defense commanders, and industry technology leaders. Technical sessions focused on developing post-quantum cryptographic standards, automated neural networks for hyper-realistic deepfake audio-video detection, and real-time blockchain tracking to neutralize cross-border ransomware cartels.
Inaugurating the summit, senior officials from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) emphasized that safeguarding national critical digital infrastructure—including banking interfaces, power grids, and defense networks—demands proactive algorithmic deterrence rather than reactive patching.
NIELIT announced the establishment of a specialized National Cyber Forensics Center of Excellence aimed at training 10,000 certified cyber investigators across state police organizations, equipping law enforcement with indigenous tools to counter emerging digital crimes.
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