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Promoting Cybersecurity in India’s Biotech Sector
Shruti Sharma participated in a conference on cybersecurity with respect to the biotechnology sector in India. It aimed to identify, discuss, and prioritize current strengths and gaps for cybersecurity in the biotechnology sector and work out next steps to address them.
About the Author
Former Associate Director, Fellow, and Chief Coordinator, Global Technology Summit, Technology and Society Program
Shruti Sharma was an associate director and a fellow with the Technology and Society Program at Carnegie India, where she is currently working on exploring the challenges and opportunities in leveraging biotechnology to improve public health capacity in India. Additionally, she is the Chief Coordinator of Carnegie India's Global Technology Summit.
- The India-United Kingdom Technology and Security Initiative: Ideas for ChangeArticle
- The India-U.S. TRUST Initiative: A Resilient Pharma Supply ChainCommentary
Shruti Sharma
Recent Work
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