Risk Management Association of India
Global body dedicated to education, research and development on Risk Management
68% expect generative AI will significantly change the way their company creates, delivers and captures value in the next three years. The past few years have been filled with uncertainty—significant economic shifts, geopolitical conflicts and a rapidly evolving technology and Read More …
GenAI brings a paradigm shift in cybersecurity, with its capabilities to emulate human understanding, learnings and the promise of both enhancing IT security and preventing new potential vulnerabilities. It can be a partner in protecting IT environments while being used to create Read More …
The first hour after a heart attack is known as “the golden hour.” Taking appropriate action within this first hour can save a patient’s life. Unfortunately, a high amount of fatalities occur before such patients reach the hospital. Replicate the Read More …
There is no doubt that, as technology advances, businesses throughout the world are facing more significant cyber threats than ever before. Concerns have also been raised about ransomware assaults that weaponize cloud resources, making networks even more susceptible. As the Read More …
Cybersecurity concerns could once be written off as the preserve of large companies. But, in today’s networked world — where many are still partly working remotely as a result of the pandemic, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is raising cyber Read More …
When Gartner predicts that “Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture (CSMA)” will be one of the top security and risk management trends of last year and this year too, that news might come as a surprise to those of us who have never heard of it. Read More …
Businesses of all sizes and from any location use the Internet to access new and larger audiences, as well as use computer-based tools to work more efficiently and effectively. If a firm plans to use cloud computing or just use Read More …
Women have only made up a small percentage of the cybersecurity workforce worldwide. According to UN Women, there is a significant gender gap in cybersecurity where women in Asia, and the Pacific, account for less than 10% of the workforce. Read More …
2021 has been a year of unrest, and growing demands on the digital ecosystem have led to a spike in cybersecurity attacks estimated to have set organisations back by approximately $6 trillion. In even more worrying news, global cybercrime costs expect Read More …
Cybercrime and cybersecurity landscapes are changing rapidly and boosting AI developments for enhancing cybersecurity will be a major gamechanger to protect against cyber-attacks. The rapid digitalisation accelerated due to the pandemic has brought numerous benefits like improved business agility and Read More …