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The digital world is vulnerable



India is witnessing exponential growth in the adoption of digital technology across sectors and institutions, enabling a large number of people to avail themselves not only of services and conveniences but also governance solutions. The rise of digital has also been accompanied by growing need for cyberthreat intelligence and protection, to proactively minimize risks and ward off cyberattacks. Threat intelligence is about identifying and analyzing cyberthreats targeting a business. IT specialists use sophisticated tools to read threats and analyse them, applying historical knowledge to identify a real threat apart from one that is not, and then applying a solution to mitigate it. The better and more comprehensive the tool, the more robust is threat intelligence. While enterprises and institutions are waking up to the actual scale of dangers posed by weak cybersecurity systems targeting not only finances but also user data, Kaspersky, a global cybersecurity company, has urged players to take speedy steps to strengthen their cybersecurity systems as the only way to protect not only their funds and data but also their reputation and the consumer’s trust in their ability to service them.



Secondly, it is now official that, the online gaming software simulated a number of cyberthreat incidents, for which were highlighted a range of solutions. As a result, participants were reminded of the various kinds of vulnerabilities that exist in the digital world and the counter-measures required for it. While large businesses have woken up to cyberthreats, a lot more awareness is needed. Media’s role in making medium- and small-sized businesses and institutions aware of these risks and urging them to take steps in the right direction is seen as crucial. On the other hand, large businesses too need to keep investing in latest cybersecurity solutions to ensu.