‘India must establish its own threat-hunting mechanisms’

THANJAVUR: India must establish its own threat-hunting mechanisms rather than depending on threat intelligence services from external malware research communities, said Sandeep K Shukla of IIT Kanpur on Friday.

“This approach enables more effective analysis, detection, and mitigation of targeted APTs while addressing bias, subjectivity, and inconsistencies in the threat attribution process,” Shukla said while speaking at 14th International Conference on Applications and Techniques in Information Security (ATIS-2024) at Sastra Deemed University in Thanjavur.

The two-day ATIS 2024 is jointly organised by Sastra Deemed University and Deakin University, Australia, for exploring the diverse research dimensions of digital security and forensics.

Others who spoke on the first of the conference included Gang Li from Deakin University, Australia, V S Shankar Sriram, dean, School of Computing, Sastra.


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