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New Research Decodes NIST Adversarial ML Standards for Indian Enterprises

Indic Pacific Legal Research LLP today released "NIST Adversarial Machine Learning Taxonomies: Decoded" (IPLR-IG-016, First Edition 2025), a comprehensive analysis of emerging AI cybersecurity threats and mitigation strategies.




📈 Research Highlights:The publication, authored by cybersecurity researchers Gargi Mundotia, Yashita Parashar, and Sneha Binu, translates complex NIST AI 100-2 E2025 standards into actionable intelligence for Indian organizations across critical sectors.


🏩 Sector-Specific Focus: The research addresses unique vulnerabilities in Banking & Financial Services (regulatory compliance in AI fraud detection), Telecommunications (deepfake attacks), and Digital Public Infrastructure (citizen data governance concerns).


⚡ Dual-Use Technology Challenge: As AI enhances cyber defense capabilities, the same technology enables sophisticated attacks including adversarial AI and data poisoning - creating an evolving threat landscape requiring specialized countermeasures.




"This research fills a critical gap by making international cybersecurity standards practically applicable for Indian enterprises around adversarial machine learning," said Abhivardhan, our Founder.


"Understanding adversarial ML isn't optional anymore - it's essential for digital resilience."

The publication advocates for zero-trust frameworks, advanced encryption, and sector-specific approaches to contain AI-powered risks.


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