Cormac Callanan, et al., Enhancing Global Cybersecurity Cooperation: European and Indian Perspectives , October 2022, Observer Research Foundation and ESIWA. Cyber attacks Cybersecurity cyberspace ESIWA EU-India Multistakeholder Tech trade EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background The European Union (EU) and India share a long tradition of bilateral cooperation in the domain of cybersecurity. Since the early 2000s, both parties have on numerous occasions affirmed their commitment to stronger cyber-cooperation and greater global cyber resilience, and initiated joint strategies and actions in this regard. Both parties also interact across various groups and dialogues such as the India-EU Joint ICT Working Group, the Counter-Terrorism Dialogue that tackles the use of cyberspace by terrorists, and the India-EU Cyber Dialogue. Besides these bilateral activities, the EU and India engage with and through various international cooperation mechanisms for advancing responsible state behaviour in cyberspace. These include the UN Group of Governmental Experts, the UN Open-Ended Working Group, the recently proposed Programme of Action, and coordinated multi-country efforts like the International Counter Ransomware Initiative.
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Cormac Callanan, Anirban Sarma, Basu Chandola, Caitríona Heinl, Hannes Ebert
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