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#CISCEresults2024 #ICSE #ISC Pass % #ICSE : 99.47% (2,42,328 passed) #ISC : 98.19% (98,088 passed) #ICSE : Girls have done better than Boys, pass percentage is: 99.65% #ISC : Girls have achieved a pass percentage of 98.92%

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Protect Yourself Now: Top 10 Cyber Crimes in India and Your Ultimate Defense Guide. Read on for in-depth information in this blog. Link: https://rb.gy/zssx7v #legal #legaladvice #blogpost #law #cybersecurity #cybercrime #cyberattack #complaints #kanoon360

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Unbreakable Security for Businesses: YubiKey's advanced solutions fortify your defenses against cyber threats. Get a free consultation from Sniper India: [email protected] #security #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #securitybreach #securityservices #datasecurity #securitymanagement #businesssecurity #Yubikey #SniperIndia #Chennai 

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Keynote address by Narendra Nath Gangavarapu, Joint Secretary, National Security Council Secretariat, Government of India at the 2nd Edition of the ObserveNow Digital Bharat Cybersecurity Summit & Awards 2024. #ObserveNowCybersecurity #ObservenowMedia #Cybersecurity #DigitalBharat #GenAI #policymakers #industryleaders #DataProtection #ObserveNowGovernance #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Security #Summit #NewDelhi

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Improving Use­r Sign-Ups with Voter ID Verification API #VoterIDVerification #DigitalIndia #DigitalSignature #RiskManagement #EconomicDevelopment #DigitalTransformation #DataPrivacy #DataSecurity #DataValidation #OnlineVerification #RiskMitigation #CyberSecurity

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#CyberThreats on the Rise in India - 2024 alone 370 million malware attacks and over ONE million ransomware detections. Top targets? Healthcare, hospitality, and BFSI Hotspots: Telangana and Tamil Nadu. The Data Security Council of India is calling for financial incentives to help #MSMEs bolster #cybersecurity The Finance Story is focussed on enabling mid to senior finance professionals ready for the India Opportunity - join our community nas.io/the_finance_story

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DNSFilter: Securing Your #DigitalWorld, Seamlessly Authors- Manoj Joshi and Shivi Gupta (Scholar, Indian Institute of Information Technology Lucknow)   The #BigQuestion: Is DNSFilter strategically prioritising #research and development efforts for enhancing its #DNS-based threat protection solutions, particularly in addressing evolving #cybersecurity challenges? DNSFilter creates threat prevention and filtering systems that operate in the cloud. Via its platform, users can block harmful website content and guarantee crucial visibility for #informationtechnology (IT) teams. Other solutions include protection against botnet attacks, malware, phishing, and viruses, as well as domain analysis powered by artificial intelligence. The CEO of DNSFILTER, Ken Carnesi, founded the company in reaction to issues he was having with threat protection and DNS filtering services that were already in place, especially #OpenDNS. As the creator of Anaptyx, a business that offers internet services to the public and private sectors, Carnesi ran into problems with content filtering, bandwidth, and threat management. Carnesi recognised there was a need in the market for a more affordable and transparent solution when the supplier he was depending on, OpenDNS, enforced arbitrary pricing increases and required a great deal of information for pricing discussions. Dissatisfied with the available options, such as #SafeDNS, the tech #entrepreneur saw a chance to use his experience and technological know-how to create DNSFilter. The business wants to use DNS to transform people's perceptions about security. They support a multi-layered #cybersecurity strategy because they recognise how remote the world is becoming #VUCA Challenges #Volatility: The cybersecurity landscape constantly changes, requiring DNSFilter to adapt quickly to new threats. #Uncertainty: Predicting future cyber threats is difficult, making long-term planning challenging. #Complexity: The ever-increasing sophistication of cyberattacks requires continuous improvement of DNSFilter’s detection methods. #Ambiguity: Differentiating between legitimate and malicious traffic can be complex, requiring ongoing refinement of filtering algorithms.   #Lessons DNSFilter provides useful insights for companies operating in the #cybersecurity space. Its success highlights the strategic benefit of cybersecurity specialisation and is based on a targeted approach to DNS-based threat protection. The freemium business model adopted by DNSFilter emphasises how crucial user-centric marketing techniques are for drawing in new clients and keeping existing ones. Long-term connections are fostered by increasing stakeholder confidence through transparency in pricing and partnerships. Singapore Management University MIT Sloan Management Review Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Indian Institute of Technology, Madras IIM Bangalore EPGP (One Year Full-Time MBA Programme)

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🌐 𝐀𝐈 & 𝐂𝐲𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲: 𝐃𝐞𝐟𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐈 𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐈𝐓𝐑𝐄 𝐀𝐓𝐋𝐀𝐒 🌐 As AI becomes a bigger part of our lives, so does the threat of AI-targeted cyberattacks. At SB Infowaves, a leading web development company in Kolkata with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, we explore MITRE ATLAS—a powerful framework designed to identify and categorize attacks on AI systems, including machine learning models. In our latest blog, we discuss how MITRE ATLAS helps organizations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats and secure AI-driven technologies. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g47W7FAD #ArtificialIntelligence #Cybersecurity #MITREATLAS #MachineLearning #AIThreats #SBInfowaves #ISO27001

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#CyCatz #cybersecurity Social Engineering: Manipulating Human Behaviour to Breach Security.   #cyberawareness #cyberattack #breaches #databreaches #cybercrime #darkwebmonitoring #SurfaceWebMonitoring #mobilesecurity #emailsecurity #vendorriskmanagement #BrandMonitoring #security #information #bugbounty 

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🔐 Cybersecurity Awareness Month - Day 17 💡 Tip of the Day: Secure Your Aadhaar with a Biometric Lock Your Aadhaar data is valuable, and securing it with a biometric lock can prevent unauthorized usage. Here’s how to protect your Aadhaar: 1️⃣ Download the mAadhaar App: Install the official mAadhaar app from the Play Store or App Store. 2️⃣ Enable the Biometric Lock: Lock your biometrics to ensure they can’t be used without your permission. 3️⃣ Monitor Aadhaar Usage History: Use the app to regularly review access logs for any suspicious activities. 4️⃣ Use a Strong Password: Protect the mAadhaar app with a secure password and enable app-lock features. 5️⃣ Avoid Sharing Aadhaar Details: Never share your Aadhaar number or OTP with anyone, and stay alert to phishing attempts. Stay Safe: Lock your Aadhaar biometrics today to safeguard your identity and prevent unauthorized use! #CybersecurityMonth #AadhaarSecurity #BiometricLock #StaySafeOnline #DigitalSecurity #SatarkNagarik

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#CyCatz #Cybersecurity Be aware of Imposters: Identifying Fake Profiles & Impersonation #cyberawareness #cyberattack #breaches #databreaches #cybercrime #darkwebmonitoring #SurfaceWebMonitoring #mobilesecurity #emailsecurity #vendorriskmanagement #BrandMonitoring #fake #profiles

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Aadhar-based access control devices, which rely on India's Aadhar system (a unique biometric identification system), offer several benefits in various sectors such as security, administration, and efficiency. Here are some of the key advantages: 1. Enhanced Security Biometric Authentication: Aadhar-based devices use biometric data (fingerprints, iris scans) to verify individuals. Since biometric traits are unique to each person, it ensures a high level of security compared to traditional methods like passwords or ID cards, which can be lost, stolen, or forged. Prevention of Unauthorized Access: Only authorized individuals with the correct biometric data linked to their Aadhar can gain access, reducing the risk of unauthorized entry. 2. Eliminates Proxy Attendance or Entry With biometric verification, Aadhar-based systems prevent proxy attendance or entry, which is common with traditional access cards or passwords. Employees, students, or visitors must be physically present for authentication, ensuring true identification. 3. Ease of Use No Need for Passwords or Cards: Aadhar-based systems eliminate the need for carrying ID cards or remembering passwords. Users simply need to provide their biometric data, making the process quick, seamless, and user-friendly. Contactless Access: Some Aadhar-based devices allow for contactless entry, reducing physical touch and increasing hygiene, which is especially beneficial in settings like hospitals, offices, or schools. 4. Real-Time Data Access and Monitoring Aadhar-based access control systems can integrate with digital databases for real-time tracking of access events, including timestamps and user identity. This facilitates efficient monitoring and auditing of entry/exit events. Centralized Management: These systems allow for centralized management of access control across multiple locations, making it easier to monitor and control security in large organizations or buildings. 5. Cost-Effective and Scalable Reduced Need for Paper-based Systems: Aadhar-based systems can reduce the need for manual logging or paper-based records, lowering administrative costs and minimizing human errors. Scalable Solution: The Aadhar database is national in scope, making it easy to scale the access control solution for organizations or institutions with large numbers of people. 6. Integration with Government Systems As Aadhar is a government-supported identification system, it enables smoother integration with other government services. This is particularly useful for access control in government offices, schools, and public facilities, where citizens' identity data is already linked to Aadhar.

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Every third guy is a victim of #cyberfrauds here n there, maximum #cybercrime is from urban/metro areas and even employee of MNC has been victim of #digitalarrest. Awareness is the only rescue!! #sextortion #automotivehacking #deepfake #databreach #ransomware #onlinecybertraining #onpremisecybertraining #cybersecurityawarenesstraining #safeguardfromcyberfrauds Rahul Srivastava

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Latest Cybersecurity Threats 1️⃣ Threat Profile: APT36 Threat level: Medium 🟧 The threat group may encompass multiple subgroups and has many aliases. They are known to target military, diplomatic, and educational sectors in campaigns primarily focused on Indian government entities. 2️⃣ Threat Profile: Kimsuky Threat level: Medium 🟧 The group, believed to be sponsored by the North Korean regime, uses spear-phishing attacks specially crafted based on the target as their main intrusion method. 3️⃣ Sharp Dragon Shifts Focus to Government Entities in Africa and the Caribbean Threat level: Medium 🟧 Sharp Dragon is a Chinese threat actor known for highly targeted phishing campaigns, historically deploying VictoryDLL or the Soul framework. 4️⃣ Threat Profile: Latrodectus Threat level: Medium 🟧 Latrodectus is a downloader malware discovered at the end of 2023. Initially, it was miscategorized as IcedID, but the similarities seemingly stem from the same authors. 5️⃣ Unfading Sea Haze Targets Organizations in South China Sea Countries Threat level: Medium 🟧 An investigation uncovered a previously unknown threat actor targeting high-level organizations in South China Sea countries, suggesting alignment with Chinese interests. 6️⃣ APT36 Targets Indian Strategic Establishments for Gathering Intelligence Via Cyber Espionage Operations Threat level: Medium 🟧 Hunting efforts uncovered activity by the Pakistani-based group Transparent Tribe (APT36) targeting India's government, defense, and aerospace sectors. 7️⃣ GhostEngine Leverages Vulnerable Drivers to Terminate Known EDR Agents Threat level: Medium 🟧 REF4578 uses several malicious modules and exploits vulnerable drivers to disable security solutions for crypto mining. The primary payload is called GhostEngine. 8️⃣ APT41 Targets Industries in Italy Using an Undetected KeyPlug Backdoor Threat level: Low🟨 APT41 is a prolific Chinese APT group involved in state-sponsored cyber espionage activities since 2012 and allegedly has ties to the Chinese Ministry of State Security. 9️⃣ Threat Profile: TimbreStealer Threat level: Low🟨 TimbreStealer is an obfuscated information stealer, active since 2023 (at least). It has been delivered via spam campaigns with tax-related lures, especially targeting Mexico. 🔟 A Catalog of Hazardous AV Sites – A Tale of Malware Hosting Threat level: Low In mid-April 2024, observed multiple fake AV sites hosting highly sophisticated malicious files, such as APK, EXE, and Inno setup installers that include Spy and Stealer capabilities.

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#CyCatz #Cybersecurity Cybersecurity Threat Landscape - Cyber Attack Scenarios   #cyberawareness #cyberattack #breaches #databreaches #cybercrime #darkwebmonitoring #SurfaceWebMonitoring #mobilesecurity #emailsecurity #vendorriskmanagement #threatlandscape #threat

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