Seven Indian cyber security experts will represent India at November’s virtual International Cyber Security Program, hosted from The Hague.
New Delhi [India], September 16: Seven emerging cybersecurity experts from India have been selected to represent the nation at The Program on International Cyber Security, scheduled this November from The Hague, Netherlands. This prestigious event, though hosted in The Hague, will be conducted online, allowing experts across the world to participate virtually.
The program is organised in collaboration with the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) and the Dutch Security Delta (HSD)—two of the most prominent international organizations working to advance cooperation, knowledge-sharing, and innovation in cybersecurity.
India’s Selected Delegates
The following seven young professionals will represent India at the global stage:
- Rohit Bhargav – Gujarat
- Akash Badola – Uttarakhand
- Sudeep Ahuja – Punjab
- Deepali Agarwal – Delhi
- Sumati Talavar – Karnataka
- Devansh Rao – Karnataka
- Aarav Murthy – Karnataka
Their selection reflects India’s growing influence in the field of cyber resilience and digital defense. Each of them has been recognized for contributions ranging from cyber threat analysis and digital security solutions to research in global cyber policies.
Focus of the Program
The international program will center around:
- Developing global cyber norms
- Enhancing cross-border cooperation
- Addressing new-age cyber threats like ransomware, phishing, and AI-driven attacks
- Strengthening protection for critical digital infrastructure
The GFCE will continue its mission of capacity-building and knowledge exchange between nations, while the Dutch Security Delta (HSD) will provide the innovation-driven platform to connect global experts, industries, and policymakers.
Strengthening India’s Global Presence
With this achievement, India’s young cyber defenders are poised to contribute to shaping international digital security policies and frameworks. Participation in this program will not only strengthen India’s cyber diplomacy but also create opportunities for global collaborations in building a safer digital ecosystem.
