As companies integrate an ever-expanding array of IoT devices into their operational fabric, they open doors to new, sophisticated threats that can compromise sensitive data and disrupt operations. Understanding and managing these IoT security risks is not merely a technical endeavour but a strategic business imperative.
Dark web monitoring is a specialized cybersecurity service focused on scouring the dark web for traces of a business’s sensitive data. This includes monitoring for stolen credentials, confidential information, customer data, and trade secrets that might be up for sale or exchange.
Incident response is a well-thought-out plan that enables organizations to detect, respond to, and recover from such incidents swiftly and effectively. In this intricate web of technology and risk, understanding the critical role of incident response plan emerges as the linchpin for effective cybersecurity.
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act sets forth a comprehensive legal framework for the handling, processing, and protection of digital personal data. This Act prompts businesses to adopt responsible data protection and governance practices, emphasizing the importance of data privacy and security in an increasingly digital world.
Organizations’ rush to embrace generative AI may be ignoring the significant security threats that LLM-based technologies like ChatGPT pose, particularly in the open-source development space. Embracing a “secure-by-design” approach by leveraging existing frameworks like the Secure AI Framework (SAIF) to incorporate security measures directly into the AI systems is key to minimize the risks.
The process of threat hunting is usually built on the foundation of planning, baselining, and testing based on the hypothesis. Besides these, a threat hunter also uses automated tools to boost threat analysis and identify any suspicious patterns and relationships on a large scale.
Digital transformations have left organizations vulnerable to new and advanced forms of cyberattacks. Cybersecurity training programs help enhance the knowledge and skills of employees and prevent organizations from leaving any loose end in maintaining a secure environment.
Singapore bears witness to innovation’s transformative powers and shines as a beacon of financial forward-thinking. With the advent of new and emerging payment systems such as cryptocurrency and blockchain, state-issued digital currencies, and various types of e-payments, Singapore has experienced rapid growth in the financial sector.
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team’s (CERT-In) recent Directions cover a host of measures aimed at strengthening the country’s cybersecurity. The larger objective is to capture the Indicator of Compromise (IOCs) and Threat Vectors of each incident and create an Intel database that could be used for securing the cyber defenses.
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