ISRO's Space Security and Defense wing is responsible for protecting India's space assets, including satellites, launch vehicles, and ground stations, from threats such as cyber attacks, physical attacks, and space debris.

Natural disasters, such as earthquakes and floods, are not considered to be threats to India's space assets, as they are not caused by human activity.

NETRA (Network for Space Objects Tracking and Analysis) is ISRO's space-based surveillance system, which is designed to track and monitor objects in space, including satellites, debris, and asteroids.

NETRA's primary purpose is to provide early warning of potential threats to India's space assets, such as anti-satellite weapons or cyber attacks.

NETRA does not have a space-based sensor platform. Instead, it relies on a network of ground-based sensors to track and monitor objects in space.

ASAT (Anti-Satellite Weapon System) is ISRO's anti-satellite weapon system, which is designed to destroy or disable enemy satellites in orbit.

ASAT's primary purpose is to deter potential adversaries from attacking India's space assets by demonstrating India's ability to destroy or disable enemy satellites.

ASAT does not have a data processing and analysis center. Instead, it relies on existing ground-based facilities for data processing and analysis.

BMD (Ballistic Missile Defense) is ISRO's space-based missile defense system, which is designed to intercept and destroy ballistic missiles in mid-flight.

BMD's primary purpose is to protect India from ballistic missile attacks by intercepting and destroying ballistic missiles in mid-flight.

BMD does not have a space-based sensor platform. Instead, it relies on a network of ground-based sensors to track and monitor ballistic missiles.

LWS (Laser Weapon System) is ISRO's space-based laser weapon system, which is designed to destroy or disable enemy satellites and missiles using high-energy lasers.

LWS's primary purpose is to deter potential adversaries from attacking India's space assets by demonstrating India's ability to destroy or disable enemy satellites and missiles using high-energy lasers.

LWS does not have a data processing and analysis center. Instead, it relies on existing ground-based facilities for data processing and analysis.

EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) is ISRO's space-based electromagnetic pulse weapon system, which is designed to disrupt or destroy enemy electronics using high-powered electromagnetic pulses.

EMP's primary purpose is to deter potential adversaries from attacking India's space assets by demonstrating India's ability to disrupt or destroy enemy electronics using high-powered electromagnetic pulses.