India UK agree to deepen cooperation in cyber domain
New Delhi Nov 25 PTI India and the UK on Thursday agreed to deepen cooperation in dealing with various challenges emanating from the cyber domainAt the first meeting of the India-UK Joint Working Group on Cyber Deterrence the two sides decided to work closely to jointly develop strategies to counter the emerging challengesBoth sides discussed various key aspects related to cyber deterrence and ways to further deepen the existing bilateral cyber cooperation under the India-UK framework for the Cyber Relationship signed on April 17 2018 the Ministry of External Affairs MEA saidThe meeting was held in the virtual formatIndia and the UK agreed to work closely with each other and hold regular consultations on addressing the challenges to cyber deterrence and for building effective cyber deterrence strategies the MEA added in a statementThe Indian delegation was led by Atul Malhari Gotsurve Joint Secretary Cyber Diplomacy in the MEA while the British team was headed by Will Middleton Cyber Director from the Foreign Commonwealth Development Office FCDOThe meeting was attended by senior cyber officials from the respective ministries and departments of both countries PTI MPB RC
New Delhi Nov 25 PTI India and the UK on Thursday agreed to deepen cooperation in dealing with various challenges emanating from the cyber domainAt the first meeting of the India-UK Joint Working Group on Cyber Deterrence the two sides decided to work closely to jointly develop strategies to counter the emerging challengesBoth sides discussed various key aspects related to cyber deterrence and ways to further deepen the existing bilateral cyber cooperation under the India-UK framework for the Cyber Relationship signed on April 17 2018 the Ministry of External Affairs MEA saidThe meeting was held in the virtual formatIndia and the UK agreed to work closely with each other and hold regular consultations on addressing the challenges to cyber deterrence and for building effective cyber deterrence strategies the MEA added in a statementThe Indian delegation was led by Atul Malhari Gotsurve Joint Secretary Cyber Diplomacy in the MEA while the British team was headed by Will Middleton Cyber Director from the Foreign Commonwealth Development Office FCDOThe meeting was attended by senior cyber officials from the respective ministries and departments of both countries PTI MPB RC
