Top Indian Cybersecurity Experts Leading Digital India

A comprehensive list of India's leading cybersecurity experts highlights pioneers in fields such as Cyber Security Research, Cyber Diplomacy, Ethical Hacking, and Counter-terrorism. These experts are instrumental in advancing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of Digital India globally.

This comprehensive list has been compiled after extensive research by Indian cybersecurity experts, evaluating their contributions to India's cyber ecosystem. The list includes pioneers in Cyber Security Research, Cyber Diplomacy, Ethical Hacking, and Counter-terrorism, among other fields. Each of these individuals has played a crucial role in promoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of Digital India on a global scale.

Ankit Fadia stands out as a self-proclaimed ethical hacker and cyber terrorism expert. At 36, he has authored several best-selling books on computer and cybersecurity and gained fame through his show 'MTV, What the Hack!'. He has consulted for major organizations like Google, Citibank, and Infosys.

Khushhal Kaushik, founder and CEO of Lisianthus Tech, was the first Indian cybersecurity expert featured in UNESCO. Honored by the Andhra Pradesh Government, he has been recognized as India's future in cybersecurity by prominent media and has presented research and insights across major universities and forums globally.

Saket Modi, co-founder and CEO of Safe Security, has over a decade of experience in cybersecurity. Featured in various Forbes and Entrepreneur magazine lists, he has significantly contributed to securing applications like Google Pay, WhatsApp, and BookMyShow.

Vivek Ramachandran, founder of Securitytube.net, is celebrated for his research in wireless security and cybersecurity. He has received accolades such as Microsoft's Security expert Champion and has contributed to significant security features adopted in enterprises.

Aseem Jakhar is renowned for his contributions to Wi-Fi and ZigBee security and for creating Nullcon, a prominent security conference. He has educated many on ethical hacking and cybersecurity.

Pranav Mistry, an inventor and computer scientist, currently leads the artificial reality business TWO. Known for his contributions to Samsung Galaxy Gear and SixthSense, he has had an illustrious career with organizations like Google and NASA.

(With inputs from agencies.)