Four known domains of warfare are land, sea, air and space while the new and most dynamic domain is the fifth domain that is the cyber domain which has no boundaries and no rules. A seminar on ‘Preparing for Fifth Dimension’ was organized on Friday at Military College of Telecommunication Engineering, Mhow.
The theme of the seminar was befitting the need of the hour, with cyber domain having emerged as the fifth and most complex dimension of warfare.
Five learned and experienced speakers delivered their educative talks, in which strength and weaknesses in fifth dimension were deliberated upon, taking into consideration the threats prevailing globally.
Vulnerabilities of the computer networks were deliberated. The speakers enlightened the audience by carrying out a Strength, Weakness, Opportunity and Threat (SWOT) analysis and discussed contemporary topics like Dynamic Spectrum Management, Denial of Services attacks and hidden vulnerabilities of the internet.
All the topics were well researched and presented in a most lucid manner with an aim to enhance and enrich the knowledge of officer students to handle the ever evolving cyber threat.
Meanwhile, a special Sainik Sammelan was also organised wherein General Cherish Mathson addressed all infantry troops stationed in Bhopal.
The Infantry Day was observed on Thursday at the Infantry School. The celebration commenced with laying of wreaths at the Infantry War Memorial by lt Gen KH Singh, UYSM, AVSM, YSM Commandant, Infantry School, lt Gen Rajeev Tiwari, AVSM, Commandant, AWC, Maj Gen Harvijay Singh, Commandant, MCTE, Senior Veterans of Mhow station, and serving officers at the Infantry War Memorial to honour and pay homage to the heroes who made supreme sacrifice in the line of duty.