The Indian government is developing a collaborative AI-driven cyber defence system involving public sector banks, major technology companies, and equipment manufacturers. The initiative follows growing concerns over advanced artificial intelligence models capable of rapidly identifying and exploiting software vulnerabilities.
A high-level meeting was recently held to assess the emerging threats posed by next-generation AI systems. Discussions focused on the potential risks these technologies could create for financial systems and critical infrastructure, prompting the need for stronger defensive measures.
In response, authorities have begun building a joint framework to enable real-time threat intelligence sharing and coordinated vulnerability management. The effort includes collaboration between banks, technology firms, and cybersecurity agencies to strengthen AI-led defence capabilities.
The initiative also emphasises modernising legacy systems and enhancing coordination with regulatory bodies. Officials stress that while current banking infrastructure remains secure, proactive measures are essential to counter sophisticated AI-driven cyber risks in the future.
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