India's Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has awarded Bengaluru-based Zupple Labs a project to develop security analysis and auditing standards for blockchain applications in defense and government use, according to reports. The initiative, titled Security Analysis and Auditing of Blockchain and funded under DRDO's Technology Development Fund, aims to establish a standardized framework for evaluating blockchain systems before deployment in sensitive institutional environments. DRDO's Scientific Analysis Group will coordinate the project. Zupple Labs co-founder Neil Kevin Martis indicated the framework would address the absence of consistent evaluation procedures, enabling defense agencies to assess whether blockchain solutions meet operational requirements. The assessment framework will cover access permissions, identity authentication, information storage, data management, and administrative controls.
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