India Independently Develops Computer Application System

October 12, according to foreign media reports, the Indian government spokesman said at a press conference held on Monday that India plans to develop a new computer application system, its main purpose is to improve the security of computer applications. The new computer application system is being developed by the Indian Defense Research and Development Organization, said Ravi Kumar Gupta, spokesman for the Defense Research and Development Organization.

Although the new computer system was developed for the military system, he may also apply it to the commercial field, Gupta said. Other details of the application system were not disclosed, including its release date.

According to media reports, VK Saraswat, a science and technology consultant for the Indian Ministry of Defense, stated that applications with proprietary intellectual property rights will help India resist attacks from hackers. To that end, two software security centers are being established in Bangalore and New Delhi.

India is currently stepping up its information security and government’s right to monitor information. RIM’s BlackBerry is also subject to information monitoring in India. Currently, India is testing related systems to monitor information and communication from the BlackBerry to prevent Used by terrorists. RIM has developed a completely new solution. It is reported that by using this method, the Indian government can monitor the information sent by the BlackBerry, and the solution also allows RIM to avoid the upcoming ban on BlackBerry usage.

India also requires that nationals purchase products from state-recognized communications vendors and require suppliers to provide samples of open source software and programming. This rule has been criticized by many suppliers.