Advanced Technologies for Realizing Sustainable Development Goals: 5G, AI, Big Data, Blockchain, and Industry 4.0 Application

Navigating Sustainability in Cyber Security: Challenges and Solutions

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Pp: 147-164 (18)

DOI: 10.2174/9789815256680124010012

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Abstract

Our daily lives are now completely integrated with internet access. The way we interact with one another, the way we meet new people, the way we communicate information, the way we have fun, and the way we shop have been transformed as a result. They have an impact on many of our daily activities. Today's digital environment has made cybersecurity a requirement rather than a luxury. Cybersecurity refers to a group of security techniques that can be used to protect user data and the internet against attack and penetration. A cyber defense system's primary goal is for data to be confidential, integral, and available.

With one of the world's fastest-rising technological hubs comes a heightened danger of cyberattacks, but India has swiftly emerged as one of them. Indian companies are dealing with a wide range of security issues, such as financial fraud, data breaches, and state-sponsored attacks. One of the biggest and most significant forces of sustainable economic and social growth is information technology.

More precisely, cyber security is now viewed as one of the most important components in guaranteeing global sustainable development. It has been noted that the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG) have prioritized cyber security to protect the cyber environment. To achieve the objectives stated in the Nation for Sustainable Development Goals, trust in ICT is essential. The goals of sustainable development might be challenging to achieve in the absence of a stable and secure cyberspace.

The chapter highlights the part played in establishing stronger cyber security standards as an impetus for sustainable development through the state, business, and other nonstate individuals. In addition to improving online security and protecting India from cyber threats and vulnerabilities, more effective policymaking, improved tools and techniques, cyber architectural designing, and collaborative efforts of private parties like media, industry, civil societies, and other nations and international organizations will also play a vital role towards achieving the global sustainable development goals.

Nations, as well as states, need essential cybersecurity that not only protects from the current threats but also enables proactive protection against emerging and forthcoming threats to be able to confidently respond to latest challenges as cyberattacks become more complex.

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