While observing that the world is at the dawn of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) age that will shape the course of humanity, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday, called upon the global community to address concerns related to cyber security, disinformation, and deep fakes.
He said this while attending the Central Air Command (CAC) Commanders' Conference 2024 at its headquarters here today.
The 12-day exercise is a critical step in preparing India’s cybersecurity professionals and leadership to tackle evolving threats with advanced cyber defence, incident response capabilities, and strategic decision-making.
Cyber-attacks on the government and significant business websites are as much a reality as physical insurgency and terrorist attacks.
Artificial intelligence (AI)-driven malicious attacks were the top emerging cyber-security risk for enterprises in the third quarter of 2024, according to a new report.
Taking cognisance of increasing cyber crime incidents in view of digital penetration in the country, he noted that this was a new area of concern for agencies, investigators, regulators and legal fraternity, and called for developing technical and human expertise to tackle it.
Swift action by the Telangana Cyber Security Bureau on a complaint by a citizen about unauthorised transactions from his bank account resulted in saving the entire amount of above Rs 1 crore.
The researchers referred to this massive data leak as the 'Mother of All Breaches' (MOAB), saying it was the biggest data leak found to date.
In his opening remarks, USI Director General B K Sharma highlighted the efforts being made by the USI to counter cyber threat.
IIT Delhi’s 54th annual convocation ceremony will be held on August 12. Dr. Gagandeep Kang, an eminent virologist and professor…
