Surveillance and five eyes: Changing dimensions of India’s cyber security
By: Santhosh, Krishnapriya et al
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BookPublisher: Indian Journal of Public Administration Description: 70(3), Sep, 2024: p. 454-465.Subject(s): Cyber security, Five eyes, Surveillance, Global security, Digital defence
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Indian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: This article examines the evolving dimensions of India’s cyber security in the context of global surveillance networks, particularly the Five Eyes alliance. It explores how surveillance practices and intelligence-sharing frameworks intersect with India’s digital policy, national security priorities, and geopolitical positioning. The study highlights the challenges posed by cyber threats, the implications of international surveillance regimes, and India’s strategies for safeguarding sovereignty in the digital domain. By reassessing surveillance and cyber security through the lens of global alliances, the paper underscores the need for adaptive policy frameworks that balance security, privacy, and international cooperation. Cyber security becomes more challenging in the interconnected global environment when digital borders surpass physical boundaries. This study closely looks into the dynamic interactions that exist between the Five Eyes Alliance’s widespread surveillance tactics and India’s cyber security resilience. Amid this complex web of international data protection dynamics, the tactics used by India provide insights into the difficulties faced and the creative solutions advancing the country’s digital defence. A thorough understanding of India’s response to the evolving threats posed by the cooperative intelligence efforts of Five Eyes’ alliance is shedding light on the multifaceted dimensions of the country’s cyber security posture as it navigates this challenging terrain. This investigation adds significant information to the larger conversation on global cyber security by highlighting the necessity of flexible tactics and creative solutions for protecting digital assets, both globally and domestically in India.- Reproduced
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00195561241257388
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This article examines the evolving dimensions of India’s cyber security in the context of global surveillance networks, particularly the Five Eyes alliance. It explores how surveillance practices and intelligence-sharing frameworks intersect with India’s digital policy, national security priorities, and geopolitical positioning. The study highlights the challenges posed by cyber threats, the implications of international surveillance regimes, and India’s strategies for safeguarding sovereignty in the digital domain. By reassessing surveillance and cyber security through the lens of global alliances, the paper underscores the need for adaptive policy frameworks that balance security, privacy, and international cooperation. Cyber security becomes more challenging in the interconnected global environment when digital borders surpass physical boundaries. This study closely looks into the dynamic interactions that exist between the Five Eyes Alliance’s widespread surveillance tactics and India’s cyber security resilience. Amid this complex web of international data protection dynamics, the tactics used by India provide insights into the difficulties faced and the creative solutions advancing the country’s digital defence. A thorough understanding of India’s response to the evolving threats posed by the cooperative intelligence efforts of Five Eyes’ alliance is shedding light on the multifaceted dimensions of the country’s cyber security posture as it navigates this challenging terrain. This investigation adds significant information to the larger conversation on global cyber security by highlighting the necessity of flexible tactics and creative solutions for protecting digital assets, both globally and domestically in India.- Reproduced
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00195561241257388
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