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According to a survey by Markel, over half of SME respondents fell victim to a cybersecurity breach in late 2021. The rise in hybrid working, combined with limited inhouse expertise, has made SMEs increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Francisco which bought Forcepoint from Raytheon Technologies in October 2020 will retain a minority stake in the unit. It will continue to own and manage its commercial cybersecurity business as a separate entity.

As organizations embark on their digital transformation journeys, they face new risks in the form of cybersecurity and data privacy. In this context, organizations must respond to the growing value of their data and the threats posed by unauthorized access.

We are in a growing digital dystopia. In recent years, the world has witnessed a surge in cyberattacks, exposing vulnerabilities in our digital infrastructure. In an interconnected world where digital footprints inexorably get more pronounced, cybersecurity is a critical concern.

From generating deepfake videos to crafting authenticsounding text, generative AI has revolutionized various industries. However, as with any powerful tool, there is a dark side, generative AI technology also poses significant cybersecurity threats.

In India, computer equipment accounts for almost 70 percent of all electronic waste, followed by telecom/phones (12 percent), electrical equipment (8 percent), and medical equipment (7 percent), according to a report by KPMG and ASSOCHAM.

The certification by Wasme, the Ministry of MSME, the Government of India, and Nasscom further highlights the credibility and expertise of Intouch Digital Institute Pvt Ltd in digital marketing education.

Meanwhile, NasscomIndia s nongovernmental trade association said technology industry revenue of the country is expected to increase by Rs245 billion by the end of 2023. That growth will come from across the IT, business process management and software product streams, Nasscom s report said.

At a time when the digitalization across Thailand, deployment of 5G, and improved connectivity with highly efficient submarine cables with countries such as USA, China, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan is making the country an attractive hub for digital infrastructure.

A recent NASSCOM report states that the global insurance technology market is expected to reach from Rs10 billion to Rs14 billion by 2025. By leveraging cuttingedge expertise, businesses can embrace this digital revolution, revolutionise their operations, and unlock limitless growth possibilities.