Cyber warfare is a modern form of conflict conducted through computers, involving attacks that can disrupt state functions without human involvement. It encompasses activities such as cyber espionage and propagandistic assaults, where hackers can initiate attacks remotely. Various international and Indian laws, like the Information Technology Act of 2000 and the National Cyber Security Act of 2013, aim to regulate and manage cyber warfare, highlighting the need for more cyber experts in India to bolster defenses.

1. WAR WITH NO HUMANS
RAHUL GAUR

2. Introduction and Origin of Cyber
WARFARE
Cyber warfare is the latest war technique which
has emerged in 21th century as with the
introduction of military security setup online.
Cyber warfare is nothing but the war the help
of computers as to disturb the functioning of
state with the intention to cause harm to that
state. It the same as traditional war but it is
on computers and fight without humans. We
can also say it as war with no humans.

3. What Actually Cyber Warfare Is?
• Cyber war is nothing but war with no humans
and war on cyber world.
• Cyber warfare is a technique of war which
has introduced recently.
• Types of cyber attacks in cyber war:
• Cyber Espionage
• Cyber Propaganda
• Disabling government web infrastructure

4. How To Conduct A Cyber War
In cyber wars the hacker from sitting anywhere
in this whole world just connected with the
internet can conduct a cyber war on other
country. In this he try to crack down the
security measures taken by that country and
get into their main server and hack it and do
whatever he wants to do.

5. Does Cyber War Really Exists
Cyber war exists in reality and is also been
practiced by many countries and many
countries are still exercising it.

6. International and Indian Laws
regulating Cyber Warfare
International Laws:
• Tallinn manual
Indian Laws:
• Information Technology Act, 2000
• National Cyber Security Act, 2013

7. Who Can Conduct Cyber War?
It is a very big point of discussion as actually
who conducts cyber war from the following:
• Terrorist
• Armies Of Countries
• Normal Citizens Of The Nation
It very difficult to identify so as it is no where
mention any where about the same, so we
can compare it with traditional war.

8. Satellite GSAT-6 And GSAT-7
The purpose of Indian space organization to
launch satellite is to provide a extra military
weapon to India in space. We are also lacking
for the proper provision related to this and we
in a debate to do so.
The usage of this satellite as show in recent
times. For example……..

9. Current Position of India If Currently
Cyber War Goes Against It?
• India is having shortage of cyber expert.
• India needs to employ more cyber experts.
• Guideline to do so in National Cyber Security
Act, 2013.
• Use of inbuilt satellite to do so.
• Use of inbuilt cyber security software.

10. CONCLUSION