MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621074738 A) filed by Ms. Vaidehi Pathak; Mr. Swayam Poojari; Mr. Jay Gurav; Ms. Purva Nalawade; Mr. Om Mehta; Mr. Neel Pasad; Dr. Nilakshi Jain; and Dr. Rupali Vairagade on June 16, 2026, for Cybersecurity Defense System And Method For Zero-Knowledge Adversarial Forensic Simulation And Vulnerability Assessment.
Inventors include Ms. Vaidehi Pathak; Mr. Swayam Poojari; Mr. Jay Gurav; Ms. Purva Nalawade; Mr. Om Mehta; Mr. Neel Pasad; Dr. Nilakshi Jain; and Dr. Rupali Vairagade.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: The present invention discloses a cybersecurity defense and forensic intelligence system (1300) for privacy-preserving threat simulation and vulnerability assessment. The system comprises a user interface unit (1302) configured to receive a simulation request corresponding to a target document scenario. An input processing controller (1304) extracts document-type indicators, regional indicators, and entity identifiers and generates a generation dataset comprising substitute entity representations. A synthesis controller (1306) retrieves a structural archetype, generates a constrained document specification, constructs a baseline synthetic document representation, and produces a modified document representation while preserving validation conditions. An analysis controller (1308) compares the baseline and modified document representations to identify deviations and generate correlation data representative of modification characteristics. An assessment controller (1310) processes the correlation data to determine exploitability indicators and generate a vulnerability assessment dataset identifying susceptibility to adversarial manipulation during cybersecurity awareness training activities within privacy-preserving environments for educational evaluation purposes and reporting operations.
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