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In today s digital landscape, where data is a valuable asset, cybersecurity is no longer a luxury but a necessity, especially for startups. Despite limited resources, startups can take proactive steps to secure their organization from cyber threats. This article offers a comprehensive guide on how startups can effectively implement cybersecurity measures to safeguard their sensitive information and ensure the trust of their customers and investors.

Historically, healthcare providers have been the target of financially motivated ransomware attacks aimed at extracting monetary payments from their victims. More recently, however, they have found themselves in the crosshairs of state actors and hacktivist groups that are waging global DDoS campaigns for political and religious reasons.

Aditya Malik, Founder & CEO, ValueMatrix and Mentor DeepTech Club at NASSCOM foresees a lot of hirings in the near future, especially on a contractual or freelance basis. Even through this phase of layoffs, we can still see smaller companies spurting and creating more job opportunities each day. Also, based on the growth in the gig economy, we can anticipate a surge in employment in the Tier2 and Tier 3 cities, he comments.

Karnataka IT/BT Minister Priyank Kharge tried to allay concerns expressed by the Editors’ Guild of India over the government’s decision to set up a fact-checking unit to monitor social media posts. Speaking to media persons in Bengaluru, the minister said he will write to the Guild. “We are not the UP government, we are the Karnataka government, and we will not do anything that is against the law,” he said.

If everything goes according to plan, tech capital Bengaluru will have over 3,000 free wi-fi zones in the next few days and the project is expected to be extended to other parts of the state. IT-BT Minister Priyank Kharge met Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who is also Bengaluru Development Minister, on Sunday and discussed the free wi-fi initiative.