World Ministry of External Affairs
Fourth US-India Cyber Dialogue to continue in Delhi in 2016
The United States and India committed to robust cooperation on cyber issues to increase global cybersecurity and promote the digital economy.
They met for the fourth annual US-India Cyber Dialogue to discuss threats, information sharing, and norms of state behavior.
Who it concerns: The agreement involves the United States and India. It concerns the U.S. Departments of State, Justice, Homeland Security, Treasury, and Commerce, and the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, and the National Security Council Secretariat. It also involves the private sector regarding cybersecurity and the digital economy.
What was agreed
- Commitment to robust cooperation on cyber issues including cyber threats, information sharing, incident management, and combating cybercrime.
- Discussion of cybersecurity cooperation in the context of 'Make in India'.
- Identification of opportunities for collaboration on capacity-building, research and development, and Internet governance.
- Intention to pursue follow-on activities to achieve concrete outcomes.
- Agreement to hold the next round of the Cyber Dialogue in Delhi in 2016.
Also in the document
- The dialogue was the fourth in the series.
- The next round of the dialogue is scheduled for Delhi in 2016.
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Ministry of External Affairs — bilateral & trade documents
Agreement · Ref. 25726 · 14 Aug 2015
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