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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], November 29: REVA Academy for Corporate Excellence (RACE), REVA University, a leader in corporate training, proudly announces its M.Tech & M.Sc program in Cybersecurity for working professionals. Nestled within the esteemed REVA University in Bengaluru, RACE is dedicated to developing visionary enterprise leaders through transformative and interdisciplinary education.

A proposal by US semiconductor maker Qualcomm to set up an R&D unit in Bengaluru is among 62 investments worth Rs 3,607 crore that Karnataka’s state-level single-window clearance committee has cleared. These investments have a potential to create 10,755 jobs, industries minister MB Patil said in a statement.

A proposal by US semiconductor maker Qualcomm to set up an R&D unit in Bengaluru is among 62 investments worth Rs 3,607 crore that Karnataka’s state-level single-window clearance committee has cleared. These investments have a potential to create 10,755 jobs, industries minister MB Patil said in a statement.

The Karnataka Government is wooing companies and investors with its Beyond Bengaluru initiative to encourage them to expand and invest outside the tech city. This initiative is focusing on a cluster-based development approach in regions outside Bengaluru.

Karnataka’s draft of the revised biotech policy, aiming to quadruple the bioeconomy of the state, with a focus on building biotech clusters and promoting the state as the next global clinical trials hub, was released on Wednesday on the first day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. “This policy revision reflects our commitment to staying ahead of the curve and fostering growth in this critical sector,” chief minister Siddaramaiah said.

According to a study conducted by ASSOCHAM, an alarming 42.5% of corporate employees in India exhibit symptoms of depression or general anxiety disorders. Furthermore, another report by ASSOCHAM disclosed that nearly 56% of corporate employees sleep less than 6 hours a day due to mounting stress levels.

Indian global capability centres (GCCs) are evolving into a sandbox for global organisations driving largescale transformation, said Sindhu Gangadharan, vice chairperson of the National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) and chairperson for its GCC Council.

Two months ago, US based cybersecurity firm Okta was breached by hackers who compromised the company s customer support system. The company has now confirmed that the attackers stole information about all users on its customer support system. For the unaware, Okta manages user authentication services for thousands of corporate clients.

Google, and Facebook parent Meta are likely to be at the forefront of India s upcoming deepfake regulation, industry stakeholders said. The onus on the regulation will be to try and find the creators of harmful deepfake content, which is the real challenge behind this entire process, Ashish Aggarwal, vice president, public policy at industry body NASSCOM, had said last month.