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Organisations across industries and geographies are increasingly relying on digital technologies. We are in an era where digital advancements transform the landscape across sectors, especially within global organisations that operate their Global Capability Centers (GCCs) out of India.

India s cybersecurity agency CERTIn shared advice on social media for avoiding smishing traps: Never click questionable links in texts or social media, even from known contacts Use online tools to examine shortened URLs Carefully inspect links before tapping

Since artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize several industries, including healthcare, education, finance, and entertainment, it is one of the most indemand skills in the IT sector. As per a report published by NASSCOM, the Indian AI industry is anticipated to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 46.2% between 2019 and 2025, culminating in a valuation of US$16.06 billion by that time.

Safeguarding Digital Frontiers With the increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber threats, cybersecurity skills are in high demand. Upskilling in this area involves learning how to protect digital assets, secure networks, and respond effectively to cyber incidents. As businesses rely more on digital infrastructure, cybersecurity experts will be vital in ensuring data integrity and privacy.

Cybersecurity the Telecommunications Bill, 2023 includes a provision mandating biometric identification by telecom companies before issuing SIM cards to consumers. Therefore, telecom companies can’t sell SIMs without biometric based identification, which will eliminate the scope of fraud and authenticates the subscriber s identity.

The workshop focused on highlighting Moro Hub s cyber security services to address the challenges faced by government entities and enhancing their cybersecurity rankings. Amer Sharaf, CEO of Cyber Security systems and services sector of DESC, said, the collaboration between DESC and Moro Hub is a significant step towards fostering a more secure and resilient digital environment for government entities.

With a population surpassing 1.4 billion and a rapidly expanding economy, India s digital footprint has made it an alluring target for cybercriminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities. Drawing insights from our experience, here are our predictions for the key cybersecurity trends in India:

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Renowned entrepreneurs and industry leaders, including Arjun Malhotra (CoFounder, HCL) and Sandhya Chintala (Executive Director of ITITES, NASSCOM), addressed the audience, emphasising the need for an entrepreneurial mindset in the evolving professional landscape.

The Telecommunications Bill, 2023, presented by Union Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw in the Lok Sabha on Monday, aims to overhaul the outdated Indian Telegraph Act that has governed the telecom sector for 138 years. Commenting on the Telecom Bill, P Balaji, Chairman of the ASSOCHAM National Digital Communication Council, said, The Telecom Bill is yet another landmark moment in the telecom reforms process.