By Masood Malik
Jammu, Oct 17:
In a landmark achievement that highlights innovation and excellence in cybersecurity, Shri Mohd Yaseen Kichloo (IPS) has brought laurels to the Jammu and Kashmir Police by becoming the first officer from the force to be granted a patent in the field of cyber and virtual technology.
The Utility Patent titled “A System for Providing Secure Identity Authentication on Virtual Tourism Platforms and A Method of Secure Authentication Thereof” (Patent No. 572210, granted on October 16, 2025) marks a significant milestone in the advancement of quantum-secure identity verification and safe virtual tourism experiences.
This groundbreaking patent has been developed by Prof. (Dr.) Sat Prakash Bansal, Prof. (Dr.) Suman Sharma, Dr. Parveen Sadotra, Shri Mohd Yaseen Kichloo (IPS), and Ms. Rabia Koser — a team of esteemed academicians and professionals whose collaborative work aims to redefine digital trust in the era of the metaverse and immersive virtual platforms.
About the Patent: Redefining Digital Security
The patented system integrates Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), Zero-Knowledge Proof authentication, and AI-driven behavioral analysis to create a robust and future-ready digital identity framework.
It prevents impersonation, replay attacks, and data breaches, offering quantum-resistant security that remains unbreakable even in the age of quantum computing.
Additionally, it introduces a digital passport mechanism enabling secure and seamless access to AR/VR-based tourism environments.
Beyond Virtual Tourism
While initially designed for virtual tourism, the system’s modular design makes it adaptable to various other domains including digital banking, healthcare, e-commerce, and education, setting a foundation for secure virtual identity management in the metaverse.
Industry experts project early adoption of the technology by 2027, with potential integration into national digital ID and cross-border authentication systems by 2030.
A Proud Moment for J&K Police
With this innovation, Shri M.Y. Kichloo (IPS) has placed Jammu and Kashmir Police on the national innovation map, demonstrating the force’s growing expertise in cybersecurity, digital transformation, and research-driven policing.
This patent achievement stands as a testament to the commitment of J&K Police officers to embrace technology and lead from the front in emerging digital domains.
The future of secure virtual experiences has begun — and it proudly carries the imprint of Jammu & Kashmir.
