New Delhi: Armed forces have come up with new joint principles for cyberspace and amphibian operation, emerging as a major element of non-contact war in the past, staining demarcation between war and peace.The “declassified version of the principles” was issued during a meeting chaired by three service heads, Admiral Dinesh’s Tripathi, General Upendra Dwivedi and Air Chief Marshal AP Singh under a meeting chaired by Defense Staff General Anil Chauhan.Cyberspace operations have become important in modern -day war, especially developing powerful cyber war and cyber espionage capabilities in China’s background. The CDS said, “Armed forces are conscious of tasks in cyberspace domains by our opponents, including software and hardware initiatives, indicated by increasing threats to aggressive cyberspace exploitation,” CDS said, in the forefront of theory.He said, “Operations in cyberspace can be equal to the exercise war, where the speed and agility are extremely important … Armed Forces, an associate will face and face the challenges created by our opponents in cyberspaces, through the outlook of the entire nation, through the outlook of the entire nation.Theory underlines an integrated approach to protect the National Cyberspace Enter-STS, which integrates aggressive and defensive cyber abilities.
