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Presenting the Vision of Dr. Lalit Gupta (The Cyber Doctor), President of Cybersecurity Council
In the rapidly evolving digital era, India’s cybersecurity landscape faces significant challenges. From growing cyberattacks on critical infrastructure to the rising threat of data breaches and sophisticated ransomware campaigns, the need for a robust, adaptive, and future-ready cybersecurity ecosystem has never been more urgent.
Dr. Lalit Gupta, President of the Cybersecurity Council, stands at the forefront of this mission, driving policy innovation, industry collaboration, and nationwide awareness initiatives to redefine India’s approach to cybersecurity.
A visionary leader with over 25 years of experience, Dr. Lalit Gupta has been a guiding force in shaping India’s cybersecurity discourse. His extensive work spans policy advisory roles, international collaborations, and leadership in public-private partnerships, making him a recognized authority in the field of national cybersecurity.
As President of the Cybersecurity Council, Dr. Gupta is committed to bridging the gap between technology, policy, and people, ensuring that cybersecurity becomes a national priority across sectors, industries, and institutions.
Dr. Gupta firmly believes that India needs modern, technology-neutral, and comprehensive cybersecurity laws that empower proactive threat management, rapid incident response, and accountability across digital ecosystems. Under his leadership, the Cybersecurity Council is actively working towards policy recommendations that align with global standards while addressing India’s unique threat landscape.
One of Dr. Gupta’s key focus areas is addressing India’s cybersecurity skill gap. With cyber threats evolving daily, India needs a future-ready workforce trained in real-world cybersecurity tactics. Through Council-led workshops, training programs, and certifications, Dr. Gupta is creating platforms where students, professionals, and law enforcement agencies can upskill and contribute to national security.
Dr. Gupta advocates that cybersecurity is a shared responsibility, requiring seamless collaboration between government bodies, private enterprises, academia, and civil society. He envisions the Cybersecurity Council as a central platform that connects all stakeholders, enabling real-time threat intelligence sharing and collective action against cyber threats.
A passionate advocate for cyber hygiene, Dr. Gupta understands that technological solutions alone cannot secure India. Empowering citizens with cyber awareness, from school children to senior citizens, is a mission close to his heart. Under his leadership, the Council is launching educational campaigns, seminars, and digital literacy drives to embed cybersecurity into everyday digital life.
Dr. Gupta is also a strong proponent of self-reliance in cybersecurity technologies. He supports the development of indigenous tools and platforms for threat detection, encryption, and data protection, ensuring that India’s critical digital assets remain secure and sovereign.
Under Dr. Lalit Gupta’s leadership, the Cybersecurity Council is not just an advisory body — it is a catalyst for change. His vision goes beyond short-term fixes, it aims to build a resilient cybersecurity culture where every organization, institution, and citizen plays an active role in safeguarding the nation’s digital future.
As India marches forward towards becoming a global digital leader, Dr. Lalit Gupta stands as a torchbearer of cybersecurity excellence, ensuring that security becomes the foundation upon which India’s digital economy thrives.
“Cybersecurity is not just about technology — it’s about people, policies, and a culture of resilience. Our collective responsibility is to make cybersecurity a priority at every level — from classrooms to boardrooms.”