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The next great war may not begin with soldiers crossing borders, but with invisible systems
failing silently.
A power grid goes down. Hospitals lose access to data. Ports stop functioning. Payment networks
freeze. Cloud infrastructure is hijacked. Algorithms and bots decide what millions see, believe and
fear. In the 21st century, sovereignty will not be tested only at borders-it will be tested in the
systems that run our lives.
In Power of UncertAInty, cybersecurity expert Anand V. and strategic counsel Srinath Sridharan examine how artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, data, financial systems and supply chains are reshaping power itself. For India, the challenge is urgent: will it build sovereign technological capability, or remain dependent on systems designed, owned and controlled elsewhere?
WHAT THIS BOOK EXPLORES
Why digital sovereignty cannot be reduced to data localization or home-grown apps
How KYC and financial regulation can become instruments of exclusion, harassment and fraud
Why industrial policy, manufacturing capacity and social capital are central to national power
How poor banking infrastructure reveals deeper failures in financial and industrial inclusion
How digital, financial and industrial supply chains are now deeply interconnected
How cybercrime networks can exploit systems such as UPI and identity infrastructure
Why AI, LLMs, chips, cloud infrastructure and algorithms are now strategic assets
What India must do to preserve freedom, privacy, autonomy and sovereignty in the AI age
WHY THIS BOOK MATTERS NOW
It treats AI not merely as a technology trend, but as a question of national power.
It connects everyday digital experiences-KYC, banking, UPI, identity checks-to larger questions
of sovereignty.
It explains why technological dependence can become geopolitical vulnerability.
It challenges simplistic ideas of self-reliance and argues for genuine capability-building.
It places privacy, identity and freedom at the centre of India's digital future.
It speaks to policymakers, technologists, entrepreneurs, regulators, business leaders and citizens
alike.
failing silently.
A power grid goes down. Hospitals lose access to data. Ports stop functioning. Payment networks
freeze. Cloud infrastructure is hijacked. Algorithms and bots decide what millions see, believe and
fear. In the 21st century, sovereignty will not be tested only at borders-it will be tested in the
systems that run our lives.
In Power of UncertAInty, cybersecurity expert Anand V. and strategic counsel Srinath Sridharan examine how artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, data, financial systems and supply chains are reshaping power itself. For India, the challenge is urgent: will it build sovereign technological capability, or remain dependent on systems designed, owned and controlled elsewhere?
WHAT THIS BOOK EXPLORES
Why digital sovereignty cannot be reduced to data localization or home-grown apps
How KYC and financial regulation can become instruments of exclusion, harassment and fraud
Why industrial policy, manufacturing capacity and social capital are central to national power
How poor banking infrastructure reveals deeper failures in financial and industrial inclusion
How digital, financial and industrial supply chains are now deeply interconnected
How cybercrime networks can exploit systems such as UPI and identity infrastructure
Why AI, LLMs, chips, cloud infrastructure and algorithms are now strategic assets
What India must do to preserve freedom, privacy, autonomy and sovereignty in the AI age
WHY THIS BOOK MATTERS NOW
It treats AI not merely as a technology trend, but as a question of national power.
It connects everyday digital experiences-KYC, banking, UPI, identity checks-to larger questions
of sovereignty.
It explains why technological dependence can become geopolitical vulnerability.
It challenges simplistic ideas of self-reliance and argues for genuine capability-building.
It places privacy, identity and freedom at the centre of India's digital future.
It speaks to policymakers, technologists, entrepreneurs, regulators, business leaders and citizens
alike.
The next great war may not begin with soldiers crossing borders, but with invisible systems
failing silently.
A power grid goes down. Hospitals lose access to data. Ports stop functioning. Payment networks
freeze. Cloud infrastructure is hijacked. Algorithms and bots decide what millions see, believe and
fear. In the 21st century, sovereignty will not be tested only at borders-it will be tested in the
systems that run our lives.
In Power of UncertAInty, cybersecurity expert Anand V. and strategic counsel Srinath Sridharan examine how artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, data, financial systems and supply chains are reshaping power itself. For India, the challenge is urgent: will it build sovereign technological capability, or remain dependent on systems designed, owned and controlled elsewhere?
WHAT THIS BOOK EXPLORES
Why digital sovereignty cannot be reduced to data localization or home-grown apps
How KYC and financial regulation can become instruments of exclusion, harassment and fraud
Why industrial policy, manufacturing capacity and social capital are central to national power
How poor banking infrastructure reveals deeper failures in financial and industrial inclusion
How digital, financial and industrial supply chains are now deeply interconnected
How cybercrime networks can exploit systems such as UPI and identity infrastructure
Why AI, LLMs, chips, cloud infrastructure and algorithms are now strategic assets
What India must do to preserve freedom, privacy, autonomy and sovereignty in the AI age
WHY THIS BOOK MATTERS NOW
It treats AI not merely as a technology trend, but as a question of national power.
It connects everyday digital experiences-KYC, banking, UPI, identity checks-to larger questions
of sovereignty.
It explains why technological dependence can become geopolitical vulnerability.
It challenges simplistic ideas of self-reliance and argues for genuine capability-building.
It places privacy, identity and freedom at the centre of India's digital future.
It speaks to policymakers, technologists, entrepreneurs, regulators, business leaders and citizens
alike.
failing silently.
A power grid goes down. Hospitals lose access to data. Ports stop functioning. Payment networks
freeze. Cloud infrastructure is hijacked. Algorithms and bots decide what millions see, believe and
fear. In the 21st century, sovereignty will not be tested only at borders-it will be tested in the
systems that run our lives.
In Power of UncertAInty, cybersecurity expert Anand V. and strategic counsel Srinath Sridharan examine how artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, data, financial systems and supply chains are reshaping power itself. For India, the challenge is urgent: will it build sovereign technological capability, or remain dependent on systems designed, owned and controlled elsewhere?
WHAT THIS BOOK EXPLORES
Why digital sovereignty cannot be reduced to data localization or home-grown apps
How KYC and financial regulation can become instruments of exclusion, harassment and fraud
Why industrial policy, manufacturing capacity and social capital are central to national power
How poor banking infrastructure reveals deeper failures in financial and industrial inclusion
How digital, financial and industrial supply chains are now deeply interconnected
How cybercrime networks can exploit systems such as UPI and identity infrastructure
Why AI, LLMs, chips, cloud infrastructure and algorithms are now strategic assets
What India must do to preserve freedom, privacy, autonomy and sovereignty in the AI age
WHY THIS BOOK MATTERS NOW
It treats AI not merely as a technology trend, but as a question of national power.
It connects everyday digital experiences-KYC, banking, UPI, identity checks-to larger questions
of sovereignty.
It explains why technological dependence can become geopolitical vulnerability.
It challenges simplistic ideas of self-reliance and argues for genuine capability-building.
It places privacy, identity and freedom at the centre of India's digital future.
It speaks to policymakers, technologists, entrepreneurs, regulators, business leaders and citizens
alike.
Über den Autor
Anand Venkatanarayanan is a cybersecurity researcher with over three decades of experience advising corporates and at-risk individuals on emerging threats. His multidisciplinary work
spans financial modelling, cybercrime and money-laundering networks, information warfare and
geopolitics.
Anand is widely recognized for his writing and public commentary on cybersecurity, largescale
frauds, information warfare and digital rights, and for bridging deep technical insight with
regulatory, financial and societal perspectives. He is also the author of The Art of Conjuring
Alternate Realities, a widely read book on information warfare.
Srinath Sridharan is a strategic counsel with over three decades of experience advising leading corporates, boards and promoters. His work spans leadership and governance transformation, succession planning, business scaling and institutional resilience. He is also a CEO coach.
He is the author of Family and Dhanda, a widely acclaimed book on Indian family businesses,
and Life's 101 Greatest Secrets. His earlier co-authored works include Time for Bharat, Newsprint to Heartprint and Reimagining ESG. Srinath is a Visiting Fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, and writes and speaks extensively on governance, leadership and the intersection of technology, institutions and society.
spans financial modelling, cybercrime and money-laundering networks, information warfare and
geopolitics.
Anand is widely recognized for his writing and public commentary on cybersecurity, largescale
frauds, information warfare and digital rights, and for bridging deep technical insight with
regulatory, financial and societal perspectives. He is also the author of The Art of Conjuring
Alternate Realities, a widely read book on information warfare.
Srinath Sridharan is a strategic counsel with over three decades of experience advising leading corporates, boards and promoters. His work spans leadership and governance transformation, succession planning, business scaling and institutional resilience. He is also a CEO coach.
He is the author of Family and Dhanda, a widely acclaimed book on Indian family businesses,
and Life's 101 Greatest Secrets. His earlier co-authored works include Time for Bharat, Newsprint to Heartprint and Reimagining ESG. Srinath is a Visiting Fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, and writes and speaks extensively on governance, leadership and the intersection of technology, institutions and society.
Details
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Importe, Informatik |
| Rubrik: | Naturwissenschaften & Technik |
| Medium: | Taschenbuch |
| ISBN-13: | 9789376468584 |
| ISBN-10: | 9376468589 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
| Autor: |
Anand V.
Srinath Sridharan |
| Hersteller: | RUPA PUBLICATIONS INDIA PVT LTD |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 198 x 129 x 16 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Anand V. (u. a.) |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 05.08.2026 |
| Gewicht: | 0,33 kg |