Summit 3.0
Trust, Safety, Humanity
February 9, 2027
Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi, India10+ Partner Countries
About the Theme
As AI reshapes capability, creativity, and decision-making, CyberPeace Summit 3.0 asks a deeper question: will progress remain anchored in human values?
People remain authors of the decisions that shape their digital lives.
Technology must honour identity, rights, and the worth of every person.
Power without responsibility cannot define an intelligent age.
Security, equity, and meaning are the measures of real progress.
The future we build must not simply be more advanced — it must be more human.
MoreThe Venue
A 25-acre convention campus in Delhi Cantonment, built in 2010 in memory of Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw. CyberPeace Summit 3.0 meets here on 9 February 2027, about 9 km from the airport on NH8.
Halls, campus photos, directions, and hotels within 5 km.
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Chairman, Executive Committee — NAAC, NETF & NBA,
As we bridge the digital divide, trust and safety must remain the foundation of our digital future. A secure environment is paramount for sustainable progress.
Director, Government Affairs & Public Policy — Google Cloud,
Secure cloud ecosystems, responsible innovation, and strong public-private collaboration are essential to building resilient and trustworthy digital societies. Trust remains the driving force behind sustainable digital progress.
CEO, Cyber Dost — Ministry of Home Affairs,
Strong cybercrime coordination, responsible AI governance, and proactive enforcement are vital to safeguard citizens in an AI-driven ecosystem. In the age of intelligent systems, trust must remain human at its core.
Chief Legal Officer — Cloudflare,
Digital threats are growing more sophisticated. Stronger legal frameworks, proactive defense, and cross-sector collaboration are urgent. Cyber resilience isn’t just about technology — it’s about trust, accountability, and collective action.
Director General — NIELIT,
Building a truly resilient nation requires a workforce and citizenry that are not only digitally literate, but also prepared to identify and mitigate cyber risks.
Vice Chancellor — NLU Jodhpur,
True cyber resilience rests on robust legal frameworks, swift accountability, and legal literacy for citizens. A resilient future needs harmony of technology, law, and human vigilance.
Director, Climate Change, Ocean & Energy — Commonwealth Secretariat,
We share a responsibility to shape a secure digital future. When guided by strong governance and ethics, AI can drive innovation, create jobs, and enable inclusive global growth.
Founder — Synergy Quantum,
In an era where technology moves faster than ever, we must integrate peace by design into our financial systems and asset management. Innovation is the engine, but trust is the fuel.
In The Press
ANI
International delegates and diplomats converge ahead of the summit (8–10 Feb 2026) to tackle cyber threats, AI safety, and digital trust.
News18
Around 40 students from MIT, Harvard, and Columbia join CyberPeace and USI for hands-on labs on securing AI systems and incident response.
Devdiscourse
Policymakers, technologists, and researchers gather to build shared frameworks for cyber resilience as India–Netherlands digital trust ties deepen.
