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Of course, the consumer who gets access to a raft of digital goods and services is not complaining. However, ordinary citizens suffer in their roles as workers or entrepreneurs. As digital businesses take over traditional brick and mortar industries like retail and education, only firms with deep pockets can survive.

In today s digital age, information security is a critical issue that enterprises can no longer ignore. With the increasing number of ransomware attacks, the challenges of managing cross border data flows, and geopolitical factors, businesses are faced with more and more challenges when it comes to data management and protection.

Resecurity, a global cybersecurity company, and CyberPeace Foundation, a global organisation advocating cybersecurity and digital peace, have united forces through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to bolster cybersecurity resilience, raising awareness about cyber threats, and fostering digital peace. Reportedly, the MoU signing ceremony took place at The American Center, US Embassy

Qudify, a QRbased horizontal SaaS platform, is catalysing the rapid digitalization and decarbonization of Indian enterprises by providing innovative solutions. With its cutting-edge technology, along with Meeting Room Booking Management and Visitor Management, Qudify addresses the growing demand of Indian firms for affordable, asset light, new age, easy to use, cloud-based software solutions.

Recognised as one of India is emerging technology hubs by NASSCOM and Deloitte, the city boasts a skilled talent pool, cost effective operations, and robust infrastructure, all backed by unwavering government support, rendering it an attractive destination for IT investments

The Global Cybersecurity Association (GCA), a dedicated nonprofit body, today announced the launch of GCA Index at a conference in New Delhi titled Empowering Cybersecurity: Bringing youth, industry citizen & government on a common platform . This first of its kind Index will serve as a go to reliable resource, offering insights into various use cases and highlighting products, services, and solutions available in the market.

A recent global survey from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky suggests that formal cybersecurity education fails to adequately prepare information security experts for the realities of the job The research found that almost half of cybersecurity professionals believe their academic training was only slightly helpful or entirely useless in helping them fulfil their job duties , prompting many to seek additional training