Monday, 17 January, 2022
TopicCyber attacks

Topic: Cyber attacks

4.9 lakh cyberattacks from Pakistan targeted India during 24 October T20 World Cup match

Regina Mihindukulasuriya -
Sectrio, cybersecurity division of telecom analytics firm Subex, says this is the first time such cyberattacks have been linked to a sports event involving subcontinent teams.

We are in the middle of a ‘cyber pandemic’. Digital security standards need reinforcing

Jeremy Kaye -
Cyber-attacks on infrastructure services are on the rise and hackers are exploiting the use of Internet of Things to create new vulnerability points.

China’s cyber warfare has grown on the back of civilian recruits

Aadil Brar -
China's Ministry of State Security has established a sophisticated network of private entities that hire and train hackers to work for the Xi Jinping government.

Cyble: a leader in global threat intelligence provider that helps businesses against cybercrimes

Animesh Kumar -
Digital transformation journeys differ in every organisation, but they share a common thread – data. Cyber protection is aimed at data protection and is a priority for digital transformation.

Cybersecurity breaches are on the rise. What can we do to become more resilient?

David Koh -
Effective collaboration between private and public sector leaders is key to ensuring a nation is cyber resilient. They must take a proactive stance.

Dheeraj Sharma shares skills needed to become a cybersecurity analyst

PR Spot -
Dheeraj Sharma, a cybersecurity expert with Indian Cyber Defence Alliance, talks about cybersecurity analysts' roles and responsibilities.

Only cross-border, cross-sector collaboration can beat cybercrime

Daniel Barriuso -
It is essential that both businesses and governments incentivise collaboration and accountability through strong public-private efforts.

Cyber threats now sit alongside nuclear ones – India needs a formal national strategy

Lt General Prakash Menon -
Despite speculation of rising cyber attacks after India-China border clash, we seem to prefer the ostrich approach – ‘nothing has happened’.

India plans new cybersecurity strategy after ‘Chinese intrusions’

Archana Chaudhary -
The plan will coordinate responses across ministries and is set to be approved by the cabinet committee on security headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Don’t rush to give clean chit to China. Mumbai power grid failure is a strong warning

Seshadri Chari -
Future wars will be fought on cyber domain. Delay in response will allow Chinese cyber soldiers to infiltrate Indian systems so deeply that de-coupling would become impossible.
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Praveen Swami -
A 13-hour meeting of Indian and Chinese military commanders held last week ended without an agreement, and further talks are expected to be held.

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Read my lips, I’m hurting, says Pakistan’s National Security Policy. What it means for India

Shekhar Gupta -
The new policy is mostly chaff, but it reveals the most inward-looking Pakistan in 3 decades. It needs breathing space, and is realising loss of stature and friendship with US.

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