Cochin Airport Pioneers India's First On-Premises Cyber Defense Center
Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) establishes India's first on-premises Cyber Defense Operations Center to enhance cybersecurity. Hosted within CIAL's own infrastructure, this initiative aligns with India's data sovereignty goals, providing advanced threat detection and improved security. Supported by C-DAC, it is part of CIAL's ₹200-crore digital transformation plan.
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In a significant move to bolster cybersecurity, Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) has launched India's first on-premises Cyber Defense Operations Center (CDOC). This initiative aims to safeguard critical data by keeping it in-house, thereby ensuring better access control and enhanced network security.
The CDOC, fully integrated within CIAL's IT infrastructure, continuously monitors cybersecurity threats using cutting-edge detection tools. It focuses on both external risks, such as intrusion attempts, and internal vulnerabilities, maintaining a proactive security posture to ensure uninterrupted operations.
CIAL collaborates with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) for this project, enhancing its digital defenses as part of the broader ₹200-crore 'CIAL 2.0' initiative. This ambitious step represents a benchmark of technological independence and risk management for other Indian airports.
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