The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology releases draft road maps for indigenous research and development in various technology domains.
About Draft road maps for critical tech sectors:
- The roadmaps, developed by the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, aim to address cybersecurity, quantum computing, mobile security, cryptography, and IoT security issues.
- These roadmaps extend until 2047, coinciding with the centenary of Indian independence.
Key highlights of Cybersecurity Roadmap:
Cybersecurity Roadmap:
- Aims to address various challenges in cyber forensics.
- Targets the development of “Social Media Analytics” by 2026 and “Dark Web Forensics” by 2030.
- Ongoing efforts for the detection of child exploitation and human trafficking, extending beyond 2047.
- Completion goals for GPS and vehicle forensics by 2027 and 2029, respectively.
- Targets solutions for banking fraud and UPI payment forensics by 2029 and 2030.
Quantum Computing Roadmap:
- Envisions research and development efforts for quantum computers continuing until 2034.
Mobile Security Roadmap:
- Aims to foster “enterprise-grade” security systems.
- Focuses on creating an indigenous system for secure operating systems and mobile device hardware.
Cryptography Roadmap:
- Aims for domestic digital encryption development goals.
- Targets completion of goals for ‘asymmetric cryptography’ and IoT devices by 2028-33.
- Includes a focus on “quantum-resistant cryptography” to withstand stronger decryption attempts.
Long-Term Vision:
- The roadmaps extend activities well into 2047, aligning with the centenary of Indian independence.
- Emphasizes a comprehensive approach to address evolving challenges in the technology landscape.
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