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Cybersecurity Landscape of India

1,234 Cybersecurity companies in India, in one picture: who is hiring, who is raising money, who founded them, where they are based, what the news is about, which skills employers want and where the research is going. Updated August 2026.

1,234companies tracked
$858.6Mdisclosed funding
106hiring right now
213events · 24 months
51,442news articles · 12 months

Who leads Cybersecurity in India

Shows the top cybersecurity firms in India by size, funding, hiring activity and media coverage, highlighting which companies are currently expanding their workforce or have recently secured financing.

open roles
Hiring now
ranked by live open roles
  1. 01Idfy7last posted Aug 2026
  2. 02SonicWall6last posted Aug 2026
  3. 03Innefu Labs5last posted Aug 2026
  4. 04ThreatCop5last posted Aug 2026
  5. 05Tanla Platforms4last posted Jul 2026
  6. 06ESSL Security4last posted Aug 2026
  7. 07ProMobi Technologies4last posted Aug 2026
  8. 08MapleCloud Technologies4last posted Aug 2026
106 companies hiring · 30 posted in the last 30 days
disclosed funding
Most funded
disclosed totals, all rounds
  1. 01Perfios$270.3MSeries D · May 2025
  2. 02Idfy$62.7MSeries F · Feb 2026
  3. 03Seclore$51.8MSeries D · Oct 2025
  4. 04iPolicy Networks$41MSeries B · Oct 2005
  5. 05Signzy Technologies$38.7MSeries B · Sep 2022
  6. 06Nevis Networks$34MSeries B · Jun 2012
  7. 0763SATS$26.7MSeries B · Feb 2026
  8. 08EMudhra$26.2MSeries A · May 2022
127 companies with disclosed rounds · $858.6M total
revenue
Revenue leaders
official filings first, else latest snapshot
  1. 01Tanla Platforms$104MFY2023 filing
  2. 02Perfios$97.8MFY2018 filing
  3. 03Mantra Softech$55.6MFY2021 filing
  4. 04Quick Heal$35.4MFY2022 filing
  5. 05Quick Heal Technologies$35.4MFY2022 filing
  6. 06Idfy$22.6MFY2023 filing
  7. 07ESSL Security$21.7MFY2022 filing
  8. 08SonicWall$19.7MFY2024 filing
79 companies with a revenue figure
headcount
Largest teams
ranked by tracked headcount
  1. 01AuthBridge2,174tracked employees
  2. 02Quick Heal Technologies1,328tracked employees
  3. 03Mantra Softech1,156tracked employees
  4. 04Quick Heal996tracked employees
  5. 054G Identity Solutions910tracked employees
  6. 06Idfy536tracked employees
  7. 07Network Intelligence488tracked employees
  8. 08Signzy Technologies321tracked employees
51 companies with headcount data
share of events
Share of voice
share of all tracked sector news events, 24 months
  1. 01Tanla Platforms36.9%141 tracked events
  2. 02Kaspersky7.3%28 tracked events
  3. 03Adaptive Security7.1%27 tracked events
  4. 04Seclore6.5%25 tracked events
  5. 05Quick Heal6.3%24 tracked events
  6. 06AuthBridge6.0%23 tracked events
  7. 07Astra3.9%15 tracked events
  8. 08EMudhra3.7%14 tracked events
382 tracked events across 29 companies
articles
In the news
Prism news coverage, last 12 months
  1. 01Quick Heal127articles in the window
  2. 02QNu Labs104articles in the window
  3. 03MOSIP78articles in the window
  4. 04Signzy Technologies42articles in the window
  5. 05Seclore23articles in the window
  6. 06Ziroh Labs20articles in the window
  7. 07Scalefusion19articles in the window
  8. 08Pantherun18articles in the window
29 of these companies drew sector coverage in the window
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See all 1,234 Cybersecurity companies in India

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How the Cybersecurity ecosystem in India grew, 2016–2025

Displays the annual count of new cybersecurity startups and the total funding they raised, indicating the year with the highest founding activity and the most recent yearly total.

Companies founded / year
new Cybersecurity companies in India
2016: 752017: 932018: 832019: 882020: 1302021: 952022: 722023: 882024: 742025: 59
20162025
peak 130 in 2020
Companies raising / year
with a disclosed round that year
20162025
peak 26 in 2022
Disclosed funding / year
sum of disclosed rounds (USD)
2016: 16,851,7862017: 19,773,0852018: 12,505,4652019: 54,382,7952020: 25,052,4762021: 35,344,3892022: 201,122,3082023: 61,157,6502024: 125,337,5562025: 78,916,780
20162025
peak $201.1M in 2022

Where Cybersecurity companies in India are based

Lists Indian cities with the most cybersecurity companies, revealing where the sector’s firms are concentrated across the country.

Bengaluru skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 01
Bengaluru
260 Cybersecurity companies
32% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
260companies
$491.3Mdisclosed funding
24hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Bangalore · CC BY-SA 4.0
Mumbai skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 02
Mumbai
119 Cybersecurity companies
15% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
119companies
$169.2Mdisclosed funding
14hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Mumbai · CC BY-SA 4.0
Delhi skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 03
Delhi
107 Cybersecurity companies
13% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
107companies
$14.4Mdisclosed funding
9hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Delhi · CC BY-SA 4.0
Pune skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 04
Pune
85 Cybersecurity companies
10% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
85companies
$49.4Mdisclosed funding
8hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Pune · CC BY-SA 4.0
Hyderabad skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 05
Hyderabad
78 Cybersecurity companies
10% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
78companies
$27.5Mdisclosed funding
4hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Hyderabad · CC BY-SA 4.0
Chennai skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 06
Chennai
65 Cybersecurity companies
8% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
65companies
$844kdisclosed funding
6hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Chennai · CC BY-SA 4.0
Ahmedabad skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 07
Ahmedabad
53 Cybersecurity companies
6% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
53companies
$25.2Mdisclosed funding
4hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Ahmedabad · CC BY-SA 4.0
Gurugram skyline — Cybersecurity hub in India
Hub 08
Gurugram
52 Cybersecurity companies
6% of the Cybersecurity companies across these hubs
52companies
$19.9Mdisclosed funding
9hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Gurgaon · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Cybersecurity market map of India: what these companies actually do

Breaks down the types of products these firms develop and their primary revenue models, showing which sub‑categories dominate and how most companies generate income.

  • Enterprise Tech1,052 companies · $842.4M raised · 94 hiring
  • Enterprise Software830 companies · $709.8M raised · 71 hiring
  • SaaS537 companies · $619.8M raised · 52 hiring
  • Consumer Digital190 companies · $42.1M raised · 12 hiring
  • Fintech146 companies · $476.1M raised · 20 hiring
  • Enterprise Communication132 companies · $565k raised · 5 hiring
  • Future of Work122 companies · $207k raised · 4 hiring
  • Remote Work Tools112 companies · $6.6M raised · 4 hiring
  • Biometric Authentication93 companies · $27.3M raised · 8 hiring
  • Biometric Access Control92 companies · $24.3M raised · 5 hiring
  • Deep Tech87 companies · $91.7M raised · 7 hiring
  • Anti Fraud Management82 companies · $320.9M raised · 10 hiring

Monetization

How Cybersecurity companies make money

How many companies earn revenue each way. Plenty use more than one model, so the counts add up to more than the sector.

Subscription1,023
Fee-For-Service150
Commission on Transaction55
Advertising52
E-Commerce - Service51
E-Commerce - Product39
Physical Commerce23
Licensing6

Funding, M&A and the deals moving Cybersecurity in India

Counts corporate events over the past two years, such as earnings releases, funding rounds, leadership changes and new product announcements, to illustrate recent activity in the sector.

Earnings 90Funding 37Leadership 32Product 11Contracts 10Announcement 9M&A 9Jobs 5Buyback 4Layoffs 2
  • FundingGurugram-based fraud intelligence startup Sign3 has raised $1.5 million in a funding round led by early-stage venture firm Cedar Hill Capital.2026-03-30
  • FundingZeron , a developer of new energy heavy trucks and autonomous driving technology, has raised RMB 1.2 billion (USD 174 million) in a new round co-led by Lochpine Capital, Momenta, and Nio Capital.2026-03-17
  • FundingMantra Softech, an Indian deep-tech enterprise specializing in identity management, security systems, and computer vision, has raised USD 14 million in its first institutional funding round.2026-01-09
  • Funding4. Adaptive Security $81.0M2026-01-07
  • M&ALimerston Capital’s Xypher has acquired Aristi, a penetration testing and cybersecurity consultancy, to broaden its offensive security and risk assessment capabilities.2025-12-05
  • M&ATelecom gear maker HFCL Limited on Monday (September 1) said it has executed a share purchase agreement (SPA) to divest its entire stake in Nivetti Systems Private Limited.2025-09-01
  • FundingMitigata locking in $5.9 Mn in insurtech funding from Nexus Venture Partners.2025-08-09
  • FundingOther growth-stage startups that attracted attention include QNu Labs, a cybersecurity firm, which secured $7 million.2025-05-04
  • FundingIts latest investment was a $600K seed round in Neural Defend along with Techstars.2025-03-26
  • FundingAstra Security has secured VC funding led by Emergent Ventures, with Neon Fund, Better Capital, Blume Ventures, and PointOne Capital.2025-02-11

Mergers and acquisitions

Deals from the last 24 months where a Cybersecurity company in India was the buyer or the one bought, newest first. “Undisclosed” means the price was never published — not that the deal was worth nothing.

AcquirerTargetDeal valueStatusDate
Limerston CapitalAristi LabsundisclosedAnnounced2026-01-06
XypherAristi LabsundisclosedAnnounced2025-12-05
Trinity Tech SolutionsNivetti SystemsundisclosedAnnounced2025-09-01
radwareShieldSquareundisclosedRumored2025-08-10
perfiosClari5undisclosedAnnounced2025-03-11
FourCoreglobal blockchain$44MAnnounced2024-11-18

Who is listing, hiring leaders, launching and winning work

Provides details on specific corporate events, including leadership appointments and contract wins, giving insight into notable developments within companies.

Leadership moves
12 tracked people moves · last 12 months
  • SecloreNilesh Bhojani · Appointment → Chief Product and Technology OfficerApr 2026
  • SecloreRoshan Cariappa · Appointment → Regional Chief Marketing Officer for Asia, Middle East and AfricaApr 2026
  • PantherunBen Lee · Appointment → Board of DirectorsApr 2026
  • SecloreAjit Kulkarni · Appointment → Director – Cloud Operations and Customer SupportMar 2026
  • KasperskyChris Norton · Appointment → General Manager for Sub-Saharan AfricaFeb 2026
  • KasperskyToufic Derbass · Appointment → Managing Director for the Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa (META) regionFeb 2026
  • KasperskyAndrew Voges · Appointment → General Manager for AfricaFeb 2026
  • AuthBridgeAnkit Singhal · Appointment → Vice President – Accounts & FinanceDec 2025
Contract wins
5 customer wins · last 24 months
  • Innefu Labswon government of indiaApr 2026
  • Innefu Labswon Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY), Government of IndiaApr 2026
  • Accuknoxwon yoma fleetMar 2026
  • Kasperskywon Africa House LondonFeb 2026
  • Quick Healwon NFSU Research and Innovation CouncilDec 2025
Earnings pulse
companies reporting results · last 24 months
6 companies reporting81 company-quarters tracked

Half of these companies grew revenue faster than +3.8%, half slower.

Who is building Cybersecurity in India

Summarizes the backgrounds of founders and CEOs, noting common educational institutions and previous employers to show typical career paths in the industry.

Founders and chief executives11 of 1,007, from the best-funded companies on this page
VR Govindarajan
Co-Founder & Director
VR Govindarajan

Ex-Aztec Software, IBM Global Services, DEC. University of Massachusetts Amherst MS 1987

Vineet Jawa
Co Founder & Director
Vineet Jawa
repeat founder

Ex-FUNL.co, Gaboli, Tech Mahindra · Sri Ram College of Commerce BA 2001, Indian School of Business MBA 2005

Vishal Gauri
Chief Executive Officer
Vishal Gauri

The Ohio State University PhD

Arun Chandra
President & CEO
Arun Chandra

The Walt Disney, ex-Saint Francis High School, ex-Meta Facebook, Santa Clara University

Ankit Ratan
Co-Founder & CEO
Ankit Ratan

Co Founder & CEO Signzy.com · Ex-Co-Founder CrossLink Analytics Solutions, Essex Lake Group · IIT Delhi BE 2011

Ajit Shelat
President & Ceo
Ajit Shelat

Nevis Networksaviram Networks, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Srinivas L
Co-CEO & Jt. Managing Director
Srinivas L

Ex-Rooba.Finance, Samsung Electronics, BlackBerry, Microsoft · Bangalore University BE, Annamalai University MBIM

Shailendra Mruthyunjayappa
CEO
Shailendra Mruthyunjayappa

CEO-ICRA Analytics · Ex-G2 Risk Solutions, Verisk · Kuvempu University BE

Sunil Gupta
Co-Founder & CEO
Sunil Gupta

Ex-EdgeVerve/Finacle, Logica · NIT Trichy BTech 1985

Srinivas Shekar
Co-Founder & CEO
Srinivas Shekar

Ex-Atech Solutions, SPA Computers. B. M. S. College of Engineering BE 1994, Case Western Reserve University MS 1996

Manish Mimani
Co-Founder & CEO
Manish Mimani

Ex-Aviva India, Howden India, Star Union Dai-ichi Life Insurance, Reliance Nippon Life Insurance, ICICI Prudential. Nagpur University BE 2000…

Where the founders studied
alma mater on record for 123 of 1,007 founders
IIT Madras13
IIT Kanpur12
IIT Delhi11
IIT Kharagpur11
BITS Pilani11
Indian School of Business7
IIM Bangalore7
University of Pennsylvania5
Where they worked before
a previous employer on record for 42 of 1,007 founders
Microsoft10
Cisco10
Amazon7
Goldman Sachs5
Salesforce4
Flipkart3
Intel2
Morgan Stanley1
Founders flagged as repeat founders
of 942 founders with a profile on this page
19
carry a repeat-founder flag
  • flagged as repeat founders19
  • no repeat-founder flag923
Women and men among the founders
first names matched for 807 of 1,007 founders
10%
of matched founders are women
  • women82
  • men725
Inferred from first names, using 119 million people who state their own gender: a first name counts only where at least 20 of them share it and at least 90% of those share the same gender. The other 200 founders go in neither column.
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Look up the people behind Cybersecurity companies in India

Search founders, executives and operators by company, role and location.

Who funds Cybersecurity in India

Identifies the investors active in Indian cybersecurity, the number of funding rounds since 2016, and the typical size of those rounds.

Investor · most active investors since 2016RoundsLedLatest
Bessemer Venture Partners85May 2025
Blume Venture73Feb 2026
Sunil Gupta7Nov 2022
Kalaari Capital53Oct 2025
Piper Serica51Jul 2024
PointOne Capital51Mar 2025
Sushil Mehta5Nov 2022
Srinivasa Rao Aluri5Nov 2022
100X.VC44Jan 2023
Parampara Capital43Sep 2022
Stage mix · rounds since 2016
Seed & Angel196
Series A–B38
Series C+ / PE11
Grants, debt & other29

The typical round is $349k — half were bigger, half smaller.

The biggest Cybersecurity funding rounds in India

Highlights the largest disclosed financing deals, such as Perfios’s $80.6 million Series C, and lists the most recent significant rounds.

Venture round sizes · 2023–2025
<$1M38
$1–10M23
$10–50M5
$50–250M1
>$250M0

67 venture rounds with a disclosed amount in the window.

Fresh cheques · last 6 months

What the news says about Cybersecurity in India

Counts news coverage over the last year and outlines the most frequently reported topics, indicating what issues attract media attention.

News volume
Cybersecurity coverage across India · articles per quarter
2021Q2: 7,5682021Q3: 9,4992021Q4: 7,3672022Q1: 8,7962022Q2: 9,7522022Q3: 10,4302022Q4: 10,8442023Q1: 11,9212023Q2: 12,6162023Q3: 11,4902023Q4: 11,2952024Q1: 10,7922024Q2: 11,2162024Q3: 14,7282024Q4: 13,8232025Q1: 14,3452025Q2: 10,3872025Q3: 11,3592025Q4: 12,3952026Q1: 14,888
2021Q22026Q1
peak 14,888 in 2026Q1 · 51,442 articles in the last 12 tracked months
Tone of coverage
share of articles by dominant sentiment (positive / neutral / negative)
202120232025
Positive-tone share moved 49% → 50%, negative 50% → 49% across 2021–2025.

What the coverage is about

The subjects that dominate Cybersecurity news in India. The arrow shows whether each one is being written about more or less than a year ago.

  • Cybercrime laws and digital forensics7,948▲+48%
  • Public safety technology and surveillance3,389▲+68%
  • Crime scene investigation techniques2,776▲+44%
  • New product launches and innovations2,589▲+24%
  • Technology adoption and digital transformation2,488▲+34%
  • Strategic partnerships and collaborations2,384▲+33%
  • Transportation-related crashes and derailments2,230▲+48%
  • Cryptocurrency impact on forex markets2,176▲+26%
  • Cybersecurity threats and solutions1,696▲+43%
  • Cybercrime enforcement1,634▲+30%
Most-covered companies · last 12 months

29 Cybersecurity companies here were named in the news over this period.

Prism

Watch Cybersecurity coverage in India as it happens

Prism follows these subjects story by story — which companies are named, what is said about them and how the tone moves.

Momentum

The words getting louder — and quieter

Which terms are showing up in more stories than a year ago, and which are fading. The percentage is the change in how many articles mention them.

cyberstalking enforcement+43%computer fraud statutes+44%data breach investigations+71%cybersecurity measures+60%bus crash+45%transport crash+121%securities fraud+52%traffic disaster+133%vehicle collision+46%aviation accident+95%
scam awareness initiatives-51%international cooperation-40%fraud prevention campaigns-48%flight disruption payments-90%scam avoidance resources-45%

The pressures the press keeps returning to

Three recurring angles in India Cybersecurity coverage, and whether each is getting more attention year on year (through 2025).

Regulatory Risk ▲ rising
67,922 articles touch this dimension · 63.5% critical tone
20212025
signals: cyberstalking enforcement, computer fraud statutes, data breach investigations
Funding Momentum ▲ rising
7,689 articles touch this dimension · 57.9% critical tone
20212025
signals: pre-ipo valuation, neural network ventures, ipo prospectus
Growth ▲ rising
22,087 articles touch this dimension · 46.2% critical tone
20212025
signals: stock performance, entering global market, gdp growth rate

Cybersecurity jobs in India: who is hiring and what they ask for

Reports the number of job openings, the most demanded technical skills, and the median advertised salary for positions at cybersecurity firms.

495postings · last 12 months
614postings tracked overall
101employers advertising
$11kmedian advertised salary/yr (n=77)

Demand

The Skills Employers Ask For

What Cybersecurity employers in India put in their job ads. The bar is how many postings ask for it; the arrow shows whether demand grew or shrank against the year before.

  • python113
  • aws71
  • javascript61
  • kubernetes59
  • sql42
  • docker41
  • azure40
  • java40
  • gcp31
  • c30
What level are these roles?
Entry11
Intern20
Senior122
Lead84
Manager94
Most advertised titles
  • Full Stack Software Engineer12
  • Staff Engineer7
  • Director Of Engineering5
  • Senior Software Engineer5
  • Principal Engineer5
  • Principal Software Engineer4

10 Cybersecurity-relevant internships in India were advertised over the same 12 months.

What Cybersecurity research in India is working on

Shows the volume of academic papers from Indian institutions and how they categorize research focus, including identified problems, cautions and opportunities.

How this field talks about itself
India-affiliated Cybersecurity papers (gold) against all published research (grey)
Promising37.2% · 37.4%≈ par
Breakthrough35.7% · 26.5%1.3×
Problem-identifying11.3% · 9.6%1.2×
Descriptive7.8% · 17.2%0.5×
Comparative6.6% · 3.9%1.7×
Cautionary1.3% · 4.6%0.3×
How the work is done
Methods-led70.6%
Empirical13.0%
Reviews13.0%
Position pieces3.1%
Theoretical0.3%
How the research reads

88% positive · 3% neutral · 9% negative, across 3,607 papers.

The institutions doing the work · India
  • Vellore Institute of Technology University1k
  • Manipal Academy of Higher Education860
  • National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra724
  • Anna University, Chennai616
  • Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham599
  • Banasthali University527

ranked by how often their work is cited

Leading researchers · India-affiliated work

Neelam Sharma · S. Mukherjee · Balachandra Muniyal · Dhruba K. Bhattacharyya · Manjula C. Belavagi · Nazrul Hoque · Jugal Kalita · Kshira Sagar Sahoo

The most-cited breakthroughs
  • Intrusion Detection System (IDS): Anomaly Detection Using Outlier Detection Approach · 213 cites
  • A Honeypot with Machine Learning based Detection Framework for defending IoT based Botnet DDoS Attacks · 135 cites
  • An Intrusion Detection Mechanism for Secured IoMT Framework Based on Swarm-Neural Network · 126 cites
  • Detection of distributed denial of service attacks in software defined networks · 109 cites
  • An integrated intrusion detection system using correlation‐based attribute selection and artificial neural network · 96 cites
Common problems researchers identify382 papers · 7 recurring themes
Network Security Management Issues — Common problems researchers identify
Problems · theme 01
Network Security Management Issues
93 papers · 24.3% of this block
2022: 95 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 92 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 53 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 60 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 95 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 92 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 53 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 60 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -37% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Researchers highlight gaps in policies and services that protect network infrastructures.
Computer security · Network security · Security service · Network security policy
“Network security and management”
93 of these papers raise it as a problem
Mobile Ad‑Hoc Network Threats — Common problems researchers identify
Problems · theme 02
Mobile Ad‑Hoc Network Threats
68 papers · 17.8% of this block
2022: 1,205 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,119 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 883 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 536 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 1,205 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,119 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 883 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 536 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -56% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Studies point to vulnerabilities in packet handling and routing for mobile ad‑hoc environments.
Computer security · Computer network · Network packet · Mobile ad hoc network
“Security Threats in Mobile Ad Hoc Network”
68 of these papers raise it as a problem
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Gaps — Common problems researchers identify
Problems · theme 03
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Gaps
63 papers · 16.5% of this block
2022: 200 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 380 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 200 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 380 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▲ +90% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Works expose weaknesses in current IDS/IPS designs and their ability to counter attacks.
Intrusion detection system · Intrusion prevention system · Network security · Computer security
“Classification of Security Attacks in WSNs and Possible Countermeasures: A Survey”
63 of these papers raise it as a problem
DDoS Risks in Software‑Defined Networks — Common problems researchers identify
Problems · theme 04
DDoS Risks in Software‑Defined Networks
59 papers · 15.4% of this block
2022: 158 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 152 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 121 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 154 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 158 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 152 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 121 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 154 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -2% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Papers discuss how denial‑of‑service attacks target SDN controllers and application layers.
Denial-of-service attack · Software-defined networking · Application layer DDoS attack · Computer security
“Denial of service attack in software defined network”
59 of these papers raise it as a problem
Adversarial Machine‑Learning for IDS — Common problems researchers identify
Problems · theme 05
Adversarial Machine‑Learning for IDS
50 papers · 13.1% of this block
2022: 258 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 287 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 296 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 512 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 258 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 287 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 296 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 512 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▲ +98% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Research warns that adversarial techniques undermine anomaly‑based intrusion detection models.
Intrusion detection system · Anomaly detection · Network security · Adversarial machine learning
“Review on Network Intrusion Detection Techniques using Machine Learning”
50 of these papers raise it as a problem
Exploits and Honeypot Limitations — Common problems researchers identify
Problems · theme 06
Exploits and Honeypot Limitations
28 papers · 7.3% of this block
2022: 270 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 256 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 102 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 164 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 270 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 256 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 102 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 164 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -39% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Analyses reveal weaknesses in exploit detection, pseudorandom generators, and honeypot effectiveness.
Exploit · Network security · Pseudorandom number generator · Honeypot
“An Improved Model for Analysis of Host Network Vulnerability”
28 of these papers raise it as a problem
IoT and Blockchain Security Gaps — Common problems researchers identify
Problems · theme 07
IoT and Blockchain Security Gaps
21 papers · 5.5% of this block
2022: 1,377 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,409 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 1,512 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 1,174 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 1,377 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,409 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 1,512 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 1,174 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -15% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Studies identify open issues protecting smart objects and blockchain‑based IoT deployments.
Internet of Things · Blockchain · Computer security · Smart objects
“Deep Learning Models for Cyber Security in IoT Networks”
21 of these papers raise it as a problem
Cautions39 papers · 4 recurring themes
Machine‑Learning IDS Reliability Concerns — Cautions
Cautions · theme 01
Machine‑Learning IDS Reliability Concerns
17 papers · 43.6% of this block
2022: 200 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 380 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 200 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 218 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 380 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▲ +90% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Authors caution that current ML‑based intrusion detection systems may lack robustness and adaptability.
Intrusion detection system · Intrusion prevention system · Anomaly-based intrusion detection system · Network security
“A Comprehensive Study on Machine Learning Algorithms for Intrusion Detection System”
17 of these papers raise it as a problem
Wireless Encryption and Configuration Risks — Cautions
Cautions · theme 02
Wireless Encryption and Configuration Risks
10 papers · 25.6% of this block
2022: 835 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 804 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 597 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 790 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 835 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 804 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 597 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 790 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -5% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Works advise careful handling of encryption and automated network configuration to avoid new vulnerabilities.
Wireless network · Encryption · Network security · Computer security
“Opportunities and Challenges of Intelligent Computer Network Configuration and Security with its Technologies”
10 of these papers raise it as a problem
AI‑Assisted DDoS Detection Limits — Cautions
Cautions · theme 03
AI‑Assisted DDoS Detection Limits
9 papers · 23.1% of this block
2022: 326 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 317 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 238 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 284 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 326 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 317 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 238 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 284 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -13% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Researchers note that AI techniques can miss sophisticated DDoS patterns and introduce false positives.
Denial-of-service attack · Cyber-attack · Cloud computing security · Applications of artificial intelligence
“Employing Supervised Learning Techniques for DDoS Attack Detection”
9 of these papers raise it as a problem
Protocol‑Level Attack Exposure — Cautions
Cautions · theme 04
Protocol‑Level Attack Exposure
3 papers · 7.7% of this block
Papers highlight emerging threats that exploit VPN and protocol fingerprinting mechanisms.
“Cross Protocol Attack on IPSec-based VPN”
3 of these papers raise it as a problem
Opportunities2,417 papers · 7 recurring themes
Data‑Mining for Intrusion Detection — Opportunities
Opportunities · theme 01
Data‑Mining for Intrusion Detection
659 papers · 27.3% of this block
2022: 823 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 821 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 587 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 590 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 823 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 821 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 587 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 590 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -28% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Opportunities focus on leveraging mining and feature selection to improve detection accuracy.
Intrusion detection system · Data mining · Feature selection · Network security
“Machine Learning for Network Security: An Analysis of Intrusion Detection Systems”
Secure Authentication in SDN — Opportunities
Opportunities · theme 02
Secure Authentication in SDN
557 papers · 23.0% of this block
2022: 1,181 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,100 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 873 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 486 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 1,181 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,100 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 873 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 486 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -59% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Research proposes novel methods to strengthen authentication and mitigate spoofing in software‑defined networks.
Computer network · Computer security · Network security · Authentication
“Enhancing security in Software-Defined Networks: An approach to efficient ARP spoofing attacks detection and mitigation”
ML‑Driven Malware and Phishing Defense — Opportunities
Opportunities · theme 03
ML‑Driven Malware and Phishing Defense
343 papers · 14.2% of this block
2022: 265 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 281 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 302 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 431 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 265 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 281 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 302 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 431 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▲ +63% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Studies explore machine‑learning approaches to detect and block malware and phishing attacks.
Malware · Phishing · Network security · Computer security
“Enhancing Network Security Algorithm Using Machine Learning”
Hybrid Anomaly Detection Techniques — Opportunities
Opportunities · theme 04
Hybrid Anomaly Detection Techniques
283 papers · 11.7% of this block
2022: 246 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 273 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 289 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 500 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 246 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 273 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 289 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 500 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▲ +103% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Works present combined models that boost anomaly‑based intrusion detection performance.
Anomaly detection · Anomaly-based intrusion detection system · Intrusion detection system · Anomaly
“Increasing performance Of intrusion detection system using neural network”
DDoS Mitigation in SDN Environments — Opportunities
Opportunities · theme 05
DDoS Mitigation in SDN Environments
264 papers · 10.9% of this block
2022: 158 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 152 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 121 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 154 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 158 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 152 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 121 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 154 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▼ -2% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Research advances detection and response strategies for application‑layer DDoS within software‑defined networks.
Denial-of-service attack · Application layer DDoS attack · Software-defined networking · Trinoo
“Detection of DDoS Attacks in Software Defined Networks”
Scalable IoT Intrusion Detection — Opportunities
Opportunities · theme 06
Scalable IoT Intrusion Detection
221 papers · 9.1% of this block
2022: 1,077 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,107 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 1,107 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 1,207 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 1,077 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 1,107 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 1,107 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 1,207 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▲ +12% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Papers target scalable, explainable AI solutions for protecting large‑scale IoT and industrial networks.
Internet of Things · Intrusion detection system · Scalability · Industrial Internet
“IoT Network Intrusion Detection: An Explainable AI Approach in Cybersecurity”
Deception‑Based Honeypot Systems — Opportunities
Opportunities · theme 07
Deception‑Based Honeypot Systems
90 papers · 3.7% of this block
2022: 231 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 257 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 254 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 419 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2022: 231 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2023: 257 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2024: 254 of every 10,000 papers on this subject2025: 419 of every 10,000 papers on this subject▲ +81% share2022→2025 share of research on this subject
Studies develop honeypot frameworks that enhance intrusion detection through deceptive tactics.
Honeypot · Computer security · Intrusion detection system · Deception
“Honeypot-based intrusion detection system: A performance analysis”

Which of these themes are growing fastest

Problems
how much more (or less) of the world’s research on this subject each theme took up, 2022→2025
gaining sharelosing share
Adversarial Machine‑Learning for IDS▲+98%
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Gaps▲+90%
DDoS Risks in Software‑Defined Networks▼-2%
IoT and Blockchain Security Gaps▼-15%
Network Security Management Issues▼-37%
Exploits and Honeypot Limitations▼-39%
Mobile Ad‑Hoc Network Threats▼-56%
Cautions
how much more (or less) of the world’s research on this subject each theme took up, 2022→2025
gaining sharelosing share
Machine‑Learning IDS Reliability Concerns▲+90%
Wireless Encryption and Configuration Risks▼-5%
AI‑Assisted DDoS Detection Limits▼-13%
Opportunities
how much more (or less) of the world’s research on this subject each theme took up, 2022→2025
gaining sharelosing share
Hybrid Anomaly Detection Techniques▲+103%
Deception‑Based Honeypot Systems▲+81%
ML‑Driven Malware and Phishing Defense▲+63%
Scalable IoT Intrusion Detection▲+12%
DDoS Mitigation in SDN Environments▼-2%
Data‑Mining for Intrusion Detection▼-28%
Secure Authentication in SDN▼-59%

Who files Cybersecurity patents in India

Lists the total patent applications filed by Indian and foreign organisations and names the leading filers such as TCS, IBM and Wipro.

3,078 filings 2016–20255,591 assigneespeak 384 in 2025
Filing momentum
patents published / year
2016: 3002017: 2032018: 2172019: 2742020: 3122021: 3792022: 3592023: 2962024: 3542025: 384
20162025
Who files the most
  • TCS922
  • IBM208
  • Wipro196
  • Infosys172
  • Robert Bosch157
  • Mcafee122
  • Jio Platforms118
  • Symantec87
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