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UP to showcase India’s cyber security, capability at international conference in Israel

Leading experts from the United States, Japan, Spain, Italy, England, Germany, Cyprus, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, Romania, Philippines, United Arab Emirates, Belgium, Latvia, Netherlands, Albania, Uruguay, Hungary and several other countries will also participate.

3 min readNew DelhiUpdated: Jan 21, 2026 12:40 PM IST

In Uttar Pradesh, cyber security is being included as a crucial part of the administrative and academic framework under the directions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. (File Photo/Representational)

Cyber champions from Uttar Pradesh will showcase India’s cyber power at ‘Cybertech Global Tel Aviv-2026’ in Israel. At this international conference to be held from January 26 to 28, 2026, cyber experts will share India’s cyber security capability, technology and experience on a global platform.

Two eminent personalities from India — former National Cyber Security Coordinator of the Government of India, Madhavan Unnikrishnan Nair, and from Uttar Pradesh, Asia’s renowned cyber cop Professor Triveni Singh — will present the nuances of cyber security and the technologies being adopted before the world’s top cyber scientists and policymakers.

Leading experts from the United States, Japan, Spain, Italy, England, Germany, Cyprus, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, Romania, Philippines, United Arab Emirates, Belgium, Latvia, Netherlands, Albania, Uruguay, Hungary and several other countries will also participate.

In Uttar Pradesh, cyber security is being included as a crucial part of the administrative and academic framework under the directions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. This has a strong focus on AI and cyber security. The Chief Minister has issued strict instructions to deal firmly with challenges such as misuse of social media, misinformation, deepfake, dark web, cyber crime and terror networks.

Prof Triveni Singh is running the ‘Cyber Safe Uttar Pradesh’ campaign for awareness. Now, among representatives from more than 20 countries in Israel, Prof Singh will share details about the measures being taken in Uttar Pradesh regarding cyber security and will hold discussions on cyber security support at the international level.

Based on his experience of more than 25 years, Prof Singh will explain how Uttar Pradesh has built a robust system to deal with cyber crime, financial fraud and technology-driven crimes.

Madhavan Unnikrishnan Nair will share India’s national cyber framework and policy experience on the global platform.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be a key speaker at the conference. Extensive deliberations will be held on cyber security cooperation, technology partnerships and cyber business opportunities between India and more than 20 other countries across the world.

The event will not only give global recognition to India’s cyber strength but will also contribute as an important step towards making the country a future global cyber security hub.

Special discussions will be held on new opportunities for India, cyber security technology, start-ups and business prospects.