The Centre is equipped with advanced cybersecurity and digital forensic toolsand has been established at Indus University

Ahmedabad: Heritage Cyberworld, India’s leading cyber defence and digital
forensics firm, inaugurated India’s first AI-powered Cybersecurity Command Control
Centre at Indus University in Ahmedabad on Thursday, marking a significant step
towards enhancing cybersecurity awareness and shaping the future of India’s digital
defence.
Heritage Cyberworld has established the state-of-the-art laboratory, equipped with
advanced cybersecurity and digital forensic tools in the university. The cutting-edge
facility will serve as a hub for innovation, education, and hands-on training, and
contribute to developing a robust cybersecurity culture.
“It is our privilege to unveil the country’s first AI-powered Cybersecurity Command
Control Centre at Indus University. It marks the coming together of academia and
industry to combat emerging cyber threats and is the dawn of a new era in
cybersecurity. The Centre is equipped with the latest technologies and systems and
students can acquire the skills and knowledge to mitigate cyber threats. It will truly
be a game changer,” said Dr. Dhruv Pandit, Founder and Director of Heritage
Cyberworld.
“Cyber crimes and cyber threats are on the rise. In just the last few days, we have
witnessed email threats to educational institutions in several cities including New
Delhi and Ahmedabad. The need for robust cybersecurity measures and awareness
is now more critical than ever. The industry and academia have an important role to
play in preparing the next generation of professionals who can help tackle cyber
crimes and cyber threats,” Dr. Dhruv Pandit, who is recognised as India’s youngest
cybersecurity entrepreneur, said further.
It is noteworthy that Heritage Cyberworld established an Integrated Cybersecurity
Command Control Centre, the first of its kind centre in Gujarat, last year. Named
DRONA (Detection Response Organisation Network Analysis), the centre is a
cutting-edge facility that offers 30 focused services, revolutionising the cybersecurity
landscape in Gujarat and reinforcing Heritage Cyberworld’s commitment to
safeguarding organisations against cyber threats.
The Centre’s capabilities include Digital Forensics and Dark Web Expertise with
advanced capabilities. In the event of a cyber attack, it can decrypt encrypted data,
facilitating recovery and minimising potential damage. The Centre is also equipped
with a live cyber threat predictable system.