
As India's digital economy scales rapidly, mobile devices have become the primary interface for identity, financial transactions, and access to public services—making them a critical anchor of trust. At the same time, they are increasingly emerging as the principal attack surface for digital fraud and cybercrime.
The Mobile Security Conclave 2026, convened by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI), brought together senior leaders from government, law enforcement, telecom, financial services, technology companies, and the cybersecurity ecosystem to address this evolving challenge.
In partnership with Google, a key player in the mobile ecosystem with significant investments in device and platform-level security, the conclave enabled a coordinated, solutions-driven dialogue on strengthening mobile security and enhancing user trust.
Mobile is now the frontline of digital trust and risk across India's entire digital economy.
Rising fraud typologies and cyber threats are increasingly mobile-centric, targeting everyday users at scale.
Device and platform-level security is a critical, underleveraged control point in the fight against cybercrime.
There is a growing need for ecosystem-wide coordination across policy, technology, and law enforcement.
The conclave is designed for decision-makers and practitioners from across the mobile security ecosystem—bringing together diverse stakeholders to drive coordinated action.
Government & Regulatory Agencies
Telecom Operators & OEMs
Technology Platforms & App Ecosystem Players
Financial Institutions & Payments Ecosystem
Cybersecurity Firms & Startups
Highlights from the Mobile Security Conclave 2026, New Delhi





Explore discussions, panel sessions, and keynotes from the Mobile Security Conclave 2026 on our YouTube playlist.