National Cyber Security Standards

A Mission to Build India as Cyber Security Capital by 2035

The National Cyber Security Standards (NCSS) represent the $185.7 billion cybersecurity market, addressing the critical demand for skilled professionals and research infrastructure.

India requires around 3 million cybersecurity professionals by 2030.

The National Cyber Security Standards (NCSS) aims to establish 500+ National Cyber Security Research & Development Centres in India by 2027.

Presently, 78% of the corporate sector reports a staffing shortage in cybersecurity.

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350+ National Cyber Security Research & Development Centres (NCSR&D center) in India.

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I hope the initiatives of National Cyber Safety and Security Standards will establish and convey the most effective ways and means of protecting our National Security against the worst sort of cyber attacks and provide the best safe guards against the cyber criminals threatening our Nation and its Integrity. I wish all the success to the National Cyber Safety and Security Standards in its crusade to protect the Nation.

SHRI. NARENDRA MODI

Hon'ble Prime Minister of India

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I extend my best wishes to National Cyber Safety and Security Standards for their endeavours.

SHRI M. VENKAIAH NAIDU

Former Hon'ble Vice-President of India

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Our increasing reliance on cyberspace and its rampant use for criminal activity can only be countered by adopting a holistic approach and concerted effort from all agencies that use the cyberspace. My compliments to the National Cyber Safety and Security Standards for it's endeavours in Cyber Space.

ADMIRAL SUNIL LANBA PVSM, AVSM, ADC

Former Chief of the Naval Staff, Indian Navy.

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The advancement of technology has made society dependent on the internet for many critical services as well as social engagement. However, misuse of this technology for various disruptive as well as criminal activities has given rise to cyber-crimes. Today, the perpetrators of cybercrimes are sans borders and the victims could be any body, from common man to private enterprise to government organizations. Cyber-crime has also emerged as a Nationa

Dr. K. SIVAN

Former Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Department Of Space, Government Of India.

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Cyber Crime is the fastest growing threat to humanity. As the number of data networks, digital applications, as well as internet and mobile users are growing, so do the chances of cyber exploitation and cyber crimes. Even a small mistake in securing data or bad social networking can prove to be extremely dangerous. National Cyber Safety and Security Standards (NCSSS) has done an extensive research in the Cyber domain to understand the nature of

PROF. D. P. SINGH

Former Chairman, University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi.

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Indian Army Chairman - National Advisory Council, NCSS.

LT. GEN. R K ANAND, AVSM, SM, VSM

Former General Officer Commanding (GOC) of Dakshin Bharat Area

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Cybersecurity is vital for India's social security and defence, especially in the face of threats from anti-national elements in the cyber world. I believe this initiative will be a great success and wish all the best to the National Cyber Security Standards in their future endeavours.