Saheli Sen Gupta

In this highly connected world, it is unlikely that you would get a second chance to right the wrongs, says Gomeet Pant, Lead-IT Security and Compliance, Cairn India.

After being held responsible for the attack on the Winter Olympics, Russia is under the spotlight yet again for another cyberattack.

On Sunday, Winter Olympics’ officials confirmed that their servers were hit by a cyber attack during the opening ceremony on Friday at Pyeongchang, South Korea.

A malicious version of the widely used tool Browsealoud managed to infect more than 4,000 websites to mine digital currency, Monero for over four hours.

FM Arun Jaitley may have announced substantial allocations to new technologies but without a proper cybersecurity framework, IT leaders wonder where it will lead.

SMAC architecture is passé, and every sector is now headed to a time of augmented reality-virtual reality, wearables, and 3D printing

The public cloud services market of India is predicted to cross USD 4 billion by 2020. Which cloud service providers are making all the difference?

After figuring out how to network devices together and how to analyse the data streaming from them, the industry now has to focus upon how to use these two to form definite business engagements to derive profitable outcomes.

With issues of data residency and reluctance to move away from legacy resolved, the question now arises if the average Indian CIO has enough faith in cloud service providers to store and manage critical business data seamlessly.

After a very tumultuous 2017 with breaches and attacks galore, how should the Indian government work to make our IT infra less prone to being hacked?

To understand and tackle issues of cybersecurity, enterprises must first decode the intersection of users, data and network, says George Chang, Head–APAC, Forcepoint.

With most organizations adopting mobile and implementing BYOD policies, how will the entry of the device and free WiFi-loving millennial employee affect security of critical data?