The goal of this project is to bring together specialists in cybersecurity from around the world

The US Consulate and the Mahratta Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture (MCCIA) have joined forces to initiate the first-ever US-India Cyber Security Initiative, which aims to establish a state-of-the-art IT link between the two nations. The goal of this project is to bring together specialists in cybersecurity from around the world and generate employment opportunities in the field globally. In order to improve cyber defenses and infrastructure and safeguard sensitive data, the Center will work with academic institutions, businesses, and civil society. This will be a significant part of the proactive strategy. US Consul General Mike Hankey remarked in a statement that the main concern for both the US and India is cybersecurity; thus, efforts should be directed at reducing cyberthreats and making sure the digital revolution fosters stability and prosperity on a worldwide scale.

He emphasized that this project shows the tight relationship between India and the US while discussing the unique revolution in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI), advanced telecommunications, important emerging technologies, biotechnology, and energy. He emphasized that these developments also provide worldwide economic and social advantages, guaranteeing cybersecurity in the expanding digital sphere, which is still a major worry. Hankey said that the joint vision of the US and India for an open, safe, and prosperous world is reflected in the US-India Cyber Security Initiative.