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2 weeks ago

India's first ever space cybersecurity framework covering satellites, ground control, communication links, and every private space company in the ecosystem.

#DeccanFounders #IndiaSpace #CyberSecurity #CERTIn #OperationSindoor #ZeroTrust #QuantumEncryption #SpaceEconomy #DeepTech #DefSat2026

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Deccan Founders

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2 weeks ago

India unveiled a national cybersecurity framework for its growing space sector, addressing threats to satellites and networks.

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#India #SpaceTech #SpaceCyberSecurity #CERTIn #SIA #SpaceSector #DeccanFounders

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Sequretek

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3 months ago

🌟 Manoj represented Sequretek at the CERT-In Empanelled Auditors’ meeting at NISM, Patalganga. Great insights and collaboration with leaders from RBI, CERT-In, NHB, SEBI & IRDAI to strengthen cybersecurity resilience.

#CERTIn #Cybersecurity #Sequretek #RiskManagement

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CySecurity News

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4 months ago

India’s Expanding Digital Reach Brings New Cybersecurity Challenges India’s digital transformation has advanced rapidly over the past decade. With more than 86% of households now online, the Digital India initiative has helped connect citizens, businesses, and services like never before. However, this growing connectivity has also exposed millions to rising cybersecurity risks and financial fraud. According to official government data, reported cybersecurity incidents have more than doubled, from 10.29 lakh in 2022 to 22.68 lakh in 2024. Experts say this rise not only reflects a more complex threat environment but also improved mechanisms for tracking and reporting attacks. By February 2025, complaints worth ₹36.45 lakh in total had been filed on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (NCRP), revealing the scale of digital financial fraud in the country. The Changing Face of Cyber Frauds Cybercriminals are constantly evolving their methods. Traditional scams like phishing and spoofing where fraudsters pretend to represent banks or companies are now being replaced by more advanced schemes. Some use artificial intelligence to generate convincing fake voices or videos, making deception harder to detect. A major area of exploitation involves India’s popular Unified Payments Interface (UPI). Attackers have been using compromised mobile numbers to steal funds. In response, the Department of Telecommunications introduced the Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI), which identifies phone numbers showing suspicious financial activity. Another serious concern is the surge of illegal online betting and gaming applications. Investigations suggest these platforms have collectively generated over ₹400 crore through deceptive schemes. To address this, the government passed the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025, which bans online money gaming while supporting legitimate e-sports and social gaming activities. India’s legal and institutional framework for cybersecurity continues to expand. The Information Technology Act, 2000, remains the backbone of cyber law, supported by newer policies such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, which reinforces users’ privacy rights and lawful data handling. The Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code, 2021, also make digital platforms more accountable for the content they host. The Union Budget 2025–26 allocated ₹782 crore for national cybersecurity initiatives. The government has already blocked over 9.42 lakh SIM cards and 2.63 lakh IMEIs associated with fraudulent activity. Through the CyTrain portal, over one lakh police officers have received training in digital forensics and cybercrime investigation. National Coordination and Citizen Awareness Agencies like CERT-In and the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) are central to India’s cyber response system. CERT-In has conducted over 100 cyber drills involving more than 1,400 organizations to assess preparedness. I4C’s “Samanvaya” and “Sahyog” platforms enable coordination across states and assist in removing harmful online content. The government’s helpline number 1930 and the cybercrime portal cybercrime.gov.in provide citizens with direct channels to report cyber incidents. Awareness campaigns through radio, newspapers, and social media further aim to educate the public on online safety. A Shared Responsibility India’s expanding digital frontier holds immense promise, but it also demands shared responsibility. With stronger laws, institutional coordination, and public vigilance, India can continue to drive its digital progress while keeping citizens safe from cyber threats.

India’s Expanding Digital Reach Brings New Cybersecurity Challenges #CERTIn #CyberFraud #India

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CryptosNewss

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5 months ago

FIU Mandates CERT-In Cybersecurity Audits For Indian Crypto Exchanges And Custodians - India mandates cybersecurity audits for crypto firms under FIU, placing exchanges under bank-level compliance with CERT-In oversight and stricter regulations.

India has mandated bank-level cybersecurity audits for crypto exchanges under FIU rules, tightening oversight and compliance across the growing VDA sector. #IndiaCrypto #FIU #CERTIn #CryptoRegulation #cryptoexchange

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TechEbo

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6 months ago

CERT-In Microsoft security flaws: High-risk warning for users - Techebo.com CERT-In issues a high-risk advisory on Microsoft security flaws affecting Windows, Office, Edge, and more. Update now to protect your system.

techebo.com/cert-in-micr... CERT-In Microsoft security flaws: High-risk warning for users

#CERTIn #MicrosoftSecurity #CyberSecurityIndia #Windows11Flaws #Windows10Vulnerabilities #Office365Security #ExchangeServer #MicrosoftUpdate #DataProtection #PhishingAlert
#CyberThreats

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Sequretek

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9 months ago

Wrapping up an impactful #Samvaad2025, where industry leaders united to advance #cybersecurity audits, emerging tech, and regulatory compliance. At Sequretek, we remain committed to strengthening India’s digital resilience. How is your organization adapting?
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ITmatters - Tech News Platform

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9 months ago

India on High Cyber Alert as Cross-Border Digital Attacks Surge India issues cybersecurity guidelines for large firms and MSMEs after cross-border cyber threats. Here's what every business must know.

India steps up cybersecurity as cross-border threats intensify.

New guidelines urge enterprises to encrypt data, audit access, and isolate legacy systems.

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#CyberSecurity #India #CERTIn #MeitY #MSME #ZeroTrust

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CySecurity News

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10 months ago

India Strengthens Cybersecurity Measures Amid Rising Threats Post-Pahalgam Attack In response to a surge in cyberattacks targeting Indian digital infrastructure following the Pahalgam terror incident, the Indian government has directed financial institutions and critical infrastructure sectors to enhance their cybersecurity protocols. These instructions were issued by the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), according to a source familiar with the development, Moneycontrol reported. The precautionary push isn’t limited to government networks — private sector entities are also actively reinforcing their systems against potential cyber threats. “We have been extra alert right from the Pahalgam attack, in terms of ensuring cyber security speedily not just by government agencies but also by the private sector,” the source stated. CERT-In, India’s central agency for cyber defense, has released advisories to banking institutions and other essential sectors, urging them to tighten their digital safeguards. In addition, the government has engaged with organizations like NASSCOM to facilitate a collaborative cyber alert framework. Recent attacks primarily involved DDoS, or distributed denial-of-service incidents, which overwhelm servers with excessive traffic, rendering websites inaccessible and potentially causing financial damage. Attempts to deface websites — typically for political messaging — were also reported. This intensified focus on digital defense follows India’s military action against terrorist hideouts in Pakistan, occurring nearly two weeks after the Pahalgam incident, which resulted in the deaths of Indian tourists in Kashmir. Moneycontrol previously highlighted that cyber surveillance across India's vital digital infrastructure is being ramped up following the Pahalgam attack and the subsequent Operation Sindoor. Critical sectors and strategic installations are under strict scrutiny to ensure adherence to robust cybersecurity practices. Amid these developments, misinformation remains a parallel concern. Daily takedown requests under Section 69A of the IT Act have surpassed 1,000, as the government works with social media platforms to curb the spread of fake news, the source noted.

India Strengthens Cybersecurity Measures Amid Rising Threats Post-Pahalgam Attack #Banking #CERTIn #CybeSecurity

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Mathew Thomas

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11 months ago

#IndianComputerEmergencyResponseTeam
#CERTIn
Has issued a high-severity #securityalert for #WhatsApp #Desktop users on #Windows.
Agency has warned that a vulnerability could let attackers execute arbitrary code or launch spoofing attacks, potentially compromising system security.