CyberPeace participated in the Wargaming Seminar conducted by WARDEC under the aegis of the Army Training Command at the Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi. The seminar brought together defence professionals, strategic planners, and cybersecurity stakeholders to deliberate on emerging challenges and innovations in cyber warfare, defence preparedness, and national security frameworks.

During the seminar, CyberPeace showcased a range of key initiatives aimed at strengthening India’s cyber defence posture and enhancing strategic readiness across critical sectors.

CyberPeace presented its Secure DNS framework, which provided proactive protection against malicious domains and advanced cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure. The solution demonstrated its potential in safeguarding sensitive digital ecosystems from evolving cyber risks.

The Cyber War Gaming Platform, a custom-built simulation environment, was also exhibited during the event. The platform was designed to enhance cyber defence readiness and support strategic decision-making for defence personnel by enabling scenario-based training and cyber conflict simulations in a controlled environment.

CyberPeace further highlighted its ongoing National Security-Focused Cyber Research, which supported cyber resilience, threat intelligence development, and the advancement of future defence architectures. This research contributed to strengthening the country’s preparedness against emerging cyber threats.

In addition, CyberPeace presented its work in Agentic AI Security, which involved research and prototype development addressing the security, governance, and misuse prevention of autonomous AI systems in warfare and cyber operations.

The organisation also showcased its forward-looking Aerospace and Defence Cybersecurity Research, which focused on developing secure systems, resilient communications, and mitigation strategies for emerging multi-domain threat vectors.

CyberPeace’s participation in the seminar aligned with the national vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat and Viksit Bharat 2047. Through innovation-driven research and technology-led initiatives, the organisation contributed to strengthening India’s strategic and cyber capabilities in the evolving digital warfare landscape.

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