Kunal RastogiAIR 15 · CSE 2023 · 245 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
Hybrid warfares are modern warfere that combine conventional strategy of military mobilisation with unconventional strategy of infiltrating national security status. eg → Russia-Ukraine war
Body · points
Hybrid Warfare: Implication for India
- Cyber warfare can have a debilitating impact on the Indian critical infrastructure eg → Petya Ransome ware attack AIIMS attack Kudankulam attack.
② Using private militia as force multiplier to conventional army; eg Pakistan using tribal pashtuns against India.
③ Weaponisation of trade result in economic hardships of the people via → Rising inflation → Reduce access to Essential Commodity → eg Medicine (China → API)
④ Using novel weapons like Biological warfare to introduce pathogenic strains of unknown virus. eg → Anthrax.
⑤ Using Civil Society as third front of war (Ajit Doval). eg → Urban naxalism, using NGO → merry corps for conversion.
⑥ Cartographic warfare and using civilian villages to occupy territory. eg → Xiaokang village of china
⑦ Blocking trade Routes under Smart Power to create famines
Measures to develop Comprehensive System
CIBMS System (Madhukar Gupta Committee) to stop infiltration
Comprehensive Drone Policy under Digital Sky platform - eg → prohibit Kamikaze drones via drone
better intelligence gathering via more specific satellite imagey
Improving village infrastructure via Vibrant Village programme
Follow National Cyber Security Policy, 2015
Follow Rama Rao committee to strengthen maritime Security
Close · a summary
Above steps would aid in countering the menure of Cyber warfare and aid in protecting Integrity, sovereignty and security of India.