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Operational Plan
COMMAND INTENT
>Operation VAJRA has been initiated to restore command authority, analyse hostile cyber activity, and secure critical digital systems affected by external interference.
OPERATION OBJECTIVES
>Operation VAJRA is structured to:
- Identify individuals capable of advanced cyber threat analysis.
- Train participants to operate under incomplete and evolving information.
- Evaluate technical skill, analytical depth, and decision-making ability.
- Simulate real-world cyber defence conditions in a controlled environment.
- Restore operational control through systematic problem-solving.
OPERATION PHASE
Mission Enlistment
Teams are inducted into the operation and granted access to Mission Control. Initial orientation and operational briefings are issued.
Capability Development
Participants undergo structured capability building through guided learning sessions and technical exercises designed to establish operational readiness.
Systems Simulation
Controlled simulations are conducted to evaluate preparedness, adaptability, and familiarity with mission environments.
Operational Engagement
(Online)Teams participate in a national-level cyber engagement designed to assess performance under time constraints and adversarial conditions.
Final Deployment
(Onsite)Top-performing teams are deployed onsite for advanced operational challenges and final evaluation.
COMMAND PRINCIPLES
>Operation VAJRA is executed under the following command principles:
- •Merit-based progression
- •Fair and transparent evaluation
- •Technical accuracy over speed alone
- •Ethical conduct and operational discipline
OPERATIONAL READINESS
>Operation VAJRA is not a one-time exercise.
>It is a deliberate, long-duration operation designed to prepare participants for real-world cyber defence roles.
>Only teams that demonstrate discipline, adaptability, and technical depth will progress.