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In addition to physical treats, cyber-threats and crimes are on the rise, which necessitates a greater focus on cybersecurity research. The goal of this study is to identify and characterize the cybersecurity research done by Indian (co)authors, based on the Scopus database with a focus on the yearly trend, top authors and institutions, collaborating countries, preferred sources, and most cited publications. Various software tools were used to analyze the data such as MS-Excel, Bibliometrix R Package, VOSviewer and UCINET. Conceptual and social structures are also explored. India is ranked fourth and has seen a significant growth in the number of publications. In the last three years, about 70% of papers was published, with conference paper being the most popular mode of communication. Indian researchers have switched their focus away from data-related issues and toward machine learning, cloud computing and AI-related technologies. This study can be used as a proxy because there is no substantial difference between Indian and global research.

Mapping the Cybersecurity Research: A Scientometric Analysis of Indian Publications