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The US President Donald Trump. Photo: AP

Wed, Aug 15 2018. 08 31 PM IST

Opinion | The US needs a cyber force and a space force

Trump is right to warn that we might be attacked from space someday. But we are being attacked from cyberspace right now

In April, over 1,020 personal computer users were polled. Almost one-fifth (19%) own or invest in cryptocoins and 37% plan to invest in cryptocoins, Avast claimed. Photo: Bloomberg

Thu, Jun 21 2018. 07 44 PM IST

Awareness of cyber threats to cryptocurrencies is very low in India: report

Indian consumers adopt an apathetic attitude towards malicious cryptomining, says a report by Avast, a cyber security company

(From left) Ramesh Swaminathan, CFO and whole-time director, Lupin; Neeraj Athalye, VP (innovation and digital business), SAP India; Ramesh Subramanyam, CFO, Tata Power Co.; Leslie D’Monte, national technology editor, Mint; Bharat Moossaddee, CFO, Mahindra and Mahindra; Rajesh Prabhu, CFO, DBS Bank; Milan Sheth, partner (advisory services) EY India, at the Mint Digitalist Forum 2018 in Mumbai.

Thu, May 10 2018. 10 40 PM IST

How chief financial officers perceive digital disruption

There is a great opportunity to use tech to ease financial work at the end of the month or quarter, says Milan Sheth

Ofir Hason, CyberGym CEO and co-founder.

Fri, Feb 16 2018. 11 45 AM IST

Israel’s online security czars: an inside view

CyberGym, a sophisticated and cutting-edge operation in Israel, hopes to make inroads into India soon

According to the survey, 53% of North American CEOs reported being ‘very confident’ about their own organisation’s revenue growth in 2018. Photo: iStockphoto

Tue, Jan 23 2018. 12 33 AM IST

Global CEOs optimistic about economic, business climate: PwC survey

The PwC’s 21st CEO Survey reveals surprising faith and optimism among CEOs in the economic and business environment worldwide, at least over the next 12 months

A poster of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Davos. Modi will be the first prime minister to represent India at the World Economic Forum in over 20 years.

Sun, Jan 21 2018. 11 49 PM IST

Narendra Modi to hard-sell India as engine of global economic growth at Davos

In statement a day before trip to Davos for WEF, Modi says he looks forward to ‘sharing my vision for India’s future engagement with the international community’

In the Industry 4.0 era, software enables machines to communicate and make decisions, whereas artificial intelligence, robotics, and 3D printing transform the way products are made and how people perform their tasks. Photo: Bloomberg

Thu, Dec 28 2017. 01 48 AM IST

New challenges for a connected world

Industry 4.0 also creates new risks and requires companies to integrate security safeguards not only into their businesses but also throughout their ecosystem.

North Korea is under a UN arms embargo and the Security Council has banned trade in exports such as coal, textiles, seafood, iron and other minerals to choke funding for Pyongyang’s missile and nuclear programs. Photo: Reuters

Wed, Dec 20 2017. 10 31 AM IST

US seeks ship ban over North Korea violations, Moon proposes curtailing drills

US has called on the UN Security Council to blacklist 10 ships for circumventing sanctions on North Korea

In Q3, the top three attack vectors—paths a hacker uses to gain access to a computer or network server—used for distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks were User Datagram Protocol (UDP) fragment, Network Time Protocol (NTP), Connection-less Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (CLDAP). Photo: AFP

Fri, Dec 15 2017. 01 17 AM IST

Web applications continue to rise significantly in third quarter

New data suggests that web application attacks continued to rise significantly in the third quarter of 2017, with Germany having the largest number of attack traffic source IPs

Most free apps seek to exploit user data and get omnibus permissions to do so from their users. Photo: Bloomberg

Fri, Dec 15 2017. 12 43 AM IST

How we can deal with the cyber threats in our pockets

It is necessary for both policymakers and ordinary citizens to understand the security implications of using foreign origin smartphones with bundled, pre-installed apps

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