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Indian Computer Emergency Response Team Issues Blueprint For Reducing Exposure And Defending Against Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Vulnerabilities And Exploitation In Digital Infrastructure

CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) has issued a blueprint titled “Blueprint for Reducing Exposure and Defending against AI-Assisted Vulnerabilities Exploitation in Digital Infrastructure” to address emerging cyber risks from AI-enabled attacks. The guidance highlights that AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery, exploit development, reconnaissance and automated attacks. It recommends continuous monitoring, stronger identity controls, AI-aware security operations, rapid patching, and proactive risk management to help organisations defend digital infrastructure against evolving threats.

Please click here to read the full article by Tony Verghese, Partner, Radhika Gupta, Partner, and Uddhav Gupta, Associate, published in Mondaq.

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Radhika Gupta Partner

Radhika specializes in telecommunications, technology and satellite communications sectors. She has extensive experience advising on regulatory issues, licensing arrangements, restructuring, information technology laws, regulations governing telecom spectrum allocation, compliances applicable to manufacturing.

Tony Verghese Partner

Tony Verghese's practice is focused on the Telecommunications, Media, and Technology (TMT) sector. He advises clients on the full spectrum of regulatory, licensing, and compliance matters, including navigating complex frameworks like the Telecommunications Act, 2023. His expertise covers emerging areas such as OTT platforms, digital broadcasting, data regulations, and telecom infrastructure. Tony also provides strategic guidance on structuring TMT-related transactions, investments, and joint ventures to help clients manage risk and leverage opportunities in the sector.