The EY organisation announced a strategic alliance between BlueVoyant , a leading cyber defence company, and Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) to provide proven cyber risk management design. The EYBlueVoyant Alliance will allow joint clients to build, operate and improve services around Microsoft 365 E5 advanced security tools.
EY announces strategic alliance with cyber defence firm BlueVoyant. – ET CIO Read More »
While every industry and sector saw a rise in such attacks, 2022 saw targeted attacks on the government sector. India, the US, Indonesia, and China reported about 40% of the total reported incidents in the government worldwide a 38% rise in 2022 over 2021. According to the Computer Emergency Response Team of India (CERTIN), India s national agency to deal with cyber security, the country witnessed 1.39 Mn cybersecurity incidents in 2022.
Cyber Insurance Sector: Fortifying India s Digital Economy – Investindia Read More »
Every development around artificial intelligence (AI), has managed to get both sides of responses positive and negative, however, of late the number of criticisms seems to have risen thanks to the rise of deepfakes. With the use of AI tools, deepfakes now include images, text, videos, and voice cloning, for illegal purposes.
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The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics holds the key to significantly boosting efficiency in Indian agriculture, according to a recent report by ASSOCHAM, in collaboration with knowledge partner Nangia Andersen. The study underscores the transformative potential of AI and analytics in optimizing routes, managing inventory, and predicting demand, thereby contributing to overall efficiency in the agricultural sector.
AI and Analytics to boost efficiency in Indian agriculture: ASSOCHAM – Tech Circle Read More »
Over the past half decade, India s semiconductor and wireless communication landscape has undergone aggressive expansion, with startups and established industry giants alike making significant strides. The opening of new development centers by global leaders and the disruption of incumbents by new entrants through frugal innovation have become common occurrences in India s technology landscape postCOVID.
Top 5 Companies in India s Semiconductor and Wireless Communication Sectors – Timestech Read More »
Synopsys Inc. has launched Synopsys.ai Copilot, a breakthrough generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) capability for accelerating chip design. The new capability is the result of a strategic collaboration with Microsoft to integrate Azure OpenAI Service that brings the power of GenAI into one of the most complex engineering challenges—the design process for semiconductors.
Synopsys GenAI Capability Helps Accelerate Chip Design – EE Times Read More »
As the global economy grapples with the recession waves, an intriguing trend that was born some time ago is now being absorbed in the mainstream workspace leveraging the large pool of tech talent networks who are freelancing. y.
India and US launch Innovation Handshake to deepen bilateral tech ties US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal have launched the Innovation Handshake agenda, aimed at enhancing technology collaboration between the two countries.
Aims to ramp up talent acquisition by 3X with their Office as an Option model, allowing Indian techies global exposure while working from home Lingaro Group, a leading global IT company, announces ambitious plans to recruit three times its current number of tech talents from India during the upcoming financial year.
Premier Annual Event for Talent Leaders to Explore How Hiring is Changing, How the World Can Work Better, and AI s Impact in the Labor Market Indeed, a leading global matching and hiring platform, is bringing its global flagship event, Indeed FutureWorks to Bengaluru, India on 30th November.
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