The year ahead will be a crucial one in the realm of cybersecurity, with the emergence of new trends that will revolutionise the way organisations shore up their defences. In this age of interconnected systems, cybersecurity trends emerging in 2024 will transform defence mechanisms significantly, and pave the way for a more robust and proactive approach to countering cyber risk.

Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], December 26 (ANI): The Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh Directorate of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) on Tuesday said that the pilot project introduced on artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity awareness has benefited hundreds of cadets.

Around 60 per cent of Indian company’s state that they either follow matured practices and policies related to responsible artificial intelligence (RAI) or have initiated steps towards RAI adoption, according to a recent survey by NASSCOM. Responsible AI refers to the deployment and use of artificial intelligence technology in an ethical and safe manner.

NASA s cybersecurity innovative project improving space security with groundbreaking guide the increasing complexity and interconnectedness of space missions and technology also make them more susceptible to threats and hacks. NASA s Space Security Best Practices Guide, which intends to support mission cybersecurity initiatives for both public and private sector space operations and space technology, has produced its first version in response to this challenge.

According to Threat Fabric, a cybersecurity company tracking the malware since its discovery earlier this year, Cameleon Trojan attaches itself to legitimate Android apps like Google Chrome to avoid detection and runs the code in the background.

Recognizing the imperative to harness the immense potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for both social and economic advancement while effectively mitigating associated risks, NASSCOM has today released early insights on the state of Responsible AI (RAI) in India.

A report by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI), released on December 20, revealed that India faced over 400 million cyber threats across 8.5 million endpoints in 2023, averaging 761 detections per minute. Technological advances, particularly in artificial intelligence, emerged as significant threats, posing the most substantial risks to Indian organisations.

Nearly 60 per cent of businesses surveyed reported having either matured Responsible AI (RAI) practices and policies or having initiated formal steps towards adoption of such responsible practices, according to a report by industry body NASSCOM. About 30 per cent reported having basic awareness of RAI imperatives without a formal strategy or framework, the report said citing the early insights on the state of RAI in India.

For example, they said, BPCL worked with Deloitte, Accenture, Microsoft and KPMG, whereas Sony worked with Deloitte, AWS, Accenture and IBM. Grasim and Indigo also reportedly worked with multiple consultants. “For a large-scale transformation exercise, it’s not just a tech nology question.

For example, they said, BPCL worked with Deloitte, Accenture, Microsoft and KPMG, whereas Sony worked with Deloitte, AWS, Accenture and IBM. Grasim and Indigo also reportedly worked with multiple consultants. “For a large-scale transformation exercise, it’s not just a tech nology question.

India, a hotbed of talent and innovation, has been quick to capitalize on the growing trend of remote work. With advancements in technology, the barriers of distance and physical presence have been dismantled, opening doors to new horizons for Indian professionals.

The digital landscape continues to evolve rapidly and will continue to do so in the future as well. At the same pace, we are also witnessing cyber threats growing more sophisticated and persistent, compelling organizations to adopt innovation and advanced cybersecurity measures.

Cyber risks biggest threat faced by Indian organizations: Survey To address the challenges, Indian organisations are making bold investments in cybersecurity with more than half of the respondents planning to invest in cybersecurity tools (55 per cent) and AI, machine learning and automation technologies (55 per cent) in the next 13 years, according to survey findings.

Cyber Security Association of India under the chairmanship of Lt Gen (Dr.) Rajesh Pant, Former National Cyber Security Coordinator organised Power Sector Cyber Security Conference 2023 to address the issues comprehensively from all six verticals of the power sector and prepare an actionable document to cyber defend this most critical infra structure.

Whether it is used against political adversaries, heads of adversary nations or to manipulate media and mislead the public, there is a growing concern within the security establishment about battling the new threat in cyber space.