India’s rapidly expanding internet user base and digital infrastructure make it a prime target for cyberattacks at the moment. An extensive examination of India’s particular cybersecurity issues is given in this chapter, together with information on the main threats, the state of the situation, and tactical solutions. It starts by describing the digital revolution that India has experienced, stressing the notable rises in smartphone usage, internet penetration, and digital transactions. The discussion then turns to the nation’s unique cybersecurity problems, namely the regular cyberattacks on businesses, government institutions, and vital infrastructure. A variety of cyberthreats, such as phishing, ransomware, and data breaches, are investigated and their effects on the digital economy and national security are evaluated. The chapter examines India’s cybersecurity laws and regulations, including the 2000 Information Technology Act and the 2013 National Cyber Security Policy, and addresses the function of organisations like the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) in reducing cyberthreats. It also emphasises how crucial it is for government, business, and academia to work together in public–private partnerships and to handle the changing cyber threat scenario. The chapter advocates for strong education programs and the development of a trained workforce while highlighting the difficulties in raising cybersecurity knowledge and capacity. The chapter concludes with a discussion of upcoming technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things, as well as the future of cybersecurity in India. All in all, it highlights the necessity of a proactive and all-encompassing strategy to protect the country’s digital future.