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The rapid pace of technology development that for long was seen as a trigger for digital transformation has given birth to new and advanced security challenges

Given defence and security initiatives are mostly conceptualized and led at the level of the national governments, they inevitably and organically become a critical component of national security

The single biggest trend that is likely to see traction, also partly due to COVID-19, is an accelerated shift to cloud technologies and the associated security systems and services

According to a recent report, though India is at the forefront in adopting cloud technology, 53 per cent of Indian enterprises fail to identify cybersecurity risk to systems, people, assets, and others

Fintechs must spare no effort in upgrading their security posture and must do it continuously

More and more businesses are seeking to revamp their modes of working and enable a tech-enabled digital realignment of core company operations

The direct costs from cybersecurity breaches are growing exponentially, and companies-even small ones-are feeling the need to invest in new systems

Here's how the technology landscape will transform over the next five years, and with it, how cybersecurity advancements will take place to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information

Companies can look at setting up special advisory committee or crisis management team comprising of executive and board members aligned with the Information Technology Amendment Act, 2008

With the lockdown in place and employees coerced to work remotely, we only have digital transformation to thank for helping ensure minimal glitches to business continuity. And yet, the challenges don't end here.

The start-up is eyeing different geographies as well as different market segments as they believe India still lags behind when it comes to securing the digital space.

As per a report released by app insights tracker Sensor Tower, the Zoom app saw close to 131 million installs worldwide in April 2020, a staggering 60 per cent growth compared to the same period a year earlier.

As countries across the world are fighting to contain the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), cyber threats seem to have taken this as an opportunity to use potential vulnerabilities and the widespread panic to further their malicious intent.

Enterprise mobility can be beneficial to an organization's growth, but security risks need to be taken care of first. With BYOD policies becoming the norm for many organizations, it is imperative to enhance security guidelines to address the concerns that are holding back workplace mobility

Analytics is helping the banking industry become smarter in managing key business challenges it faces today

Some start-up founders and company leaders share their thoughts about the current situation in their respective sectors and what they would be expecting from the budget on February 1.

TAC Security, founded by Trishneet Arora, helps organizations secure their platforms from fraudulent attacks

According to a report by US-based cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, 36 per cent of all incidents it investigated in 2019 had business disruption as their main objective. These attacks were largely caused by ransomware, destructive malware or DoS attacks.

With the help of sophisticated algorithms, AI is slowly proving its worth as a robust tool to secure enterprise networks

Let's not forget that a learned assumption based on experiences gained so far backed with reliable big data is no more a mere random prediction; it's bound to be the fact.

Facebook is planning to have community reviewers to fact check content posted on the platform