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India is one of the nations with the highest percentage of active internet users, which is not surprising. The reach is far wider than it has ever been because of the affordable data plans and better network accessibility. And in the foreseeable future, it will only continue to expand. This supports the need for cybersecurity legislation to be more effective. There are many benefits to having a higher internet penetration, but there are also drawbacks. It makes a lot of online harassment and abuse possible. Bullying that occurs online is not a recent phenomenon; it has been for some time. However, as more people use the internet, more cases of cyberbullying will emerge in the years to come. Several studies demonstrate the level of cyberbullying that Indian children experience. 85% of Indian children experience some kind of internet bullying (Source: TOI). In

It comes as no surprise that SMEs play a crucial role in the Indian economy. They are considered the backbone of many economies as they create millions of jobs and foster entrepreneurship among the younger generation. According to an article published in the Economic Times, it is clear that the role of Small and Medium enterprises (SMEs) in nation-building is indisputable as they contribute 36% of India’s total manufacturing output. That's why 1/3rd of output belongs to SMEs. And, do you know the SME sector is expected to contribute over 2 Trillion Dollars to the economy and create 50 Million jobs by 2024? But, Are you aware that SMEs face increasing cybersecurity challenges just like multi-national corporations? Attackers focus more on SMEs because they lack the proper security infrastructure, such as installing the right Antivirus Software to safeguard themselves against the latest threats

The Internet has become a necessity in the digital age. Everyone is now connected to the Internet in the same way neurons are connected in our giant brains. In fact, the internet is both a boon and a bane for people today. With the growing need for the Internet, protecting both our information and sensitive data has become a necessity. Whether you own a company, a business, or you’re an individual, you must be well-informed about how to minimize the latest cyber threats. Also, you must stay cautious about cyber criminals' malicious tricks. With the advent of high-speed internet and mobile technologies, cybercrimes are moving in an upward direction in India. If we talk about the offline world, people can be prevented from going to lonely places where robbers and thieves can snatch away their precious things and run away. However,

No matter whether anyone likes it or not, "Digitalization is the future & screens are here to stay!” Nowadays, almost everyone owns a phone and a laptop. Like the real world we live in, technology is also an innovative world with both good and bad aspects, and as a parent, you have to be cautious about your child’s online safety. Do you know how can it be possible? Entering and navigating your child’s online world can help you check how safe they are in the online world.  Because, any ignorance in keeping a check on your children's online activities can result in the loss of their innocence and often make them feel depressed? In this blog post, we have shared some signs of ignorance that can kill your child’s innocence. Have a look!   5 Signs of Ignorance that can kill your child’s Innocence

Children are among the most active internet users. True, isn’t it? And, unfortunately, they are subjected to an increasing number of cyber threats. If you’ve given your child a phone and allowed them to spend considerable time on the Internet, it’s imperative to monitor their internet activities with the help of advanced Parental Control. Only monitoring isn’t enough but parents should also be aware of the most common cyber threats that can disrupt children’s digital life and affect their mental well-being. Cybersecurity has become increasingly relevant in today’s digital age, and it’s imperative to keep your children safe online. The internet is a vast space where anyone can access anything without boundaries. Easy access to anything online exposes your children to: Emerging threats Cyberbullying And, Inappropriate content As a parent or guardian, it’s essential to teach your child about online safety and

The Internet is pervasive! Cyberspace and the augmented use of Social Networking sites have become the need of the hour for an individual or business. When you walk on the beach, you don’t have to fuss over your footprints as they vanish. The physical footprints are incidental and fade away with the flow of water and wind. On the contrary, Digital Footprint altogether carries a different approach! Not only digital footprint reveals your identity, but at the same time, it can also be daunting to erase the same from the cyber world. While browsing on the Internet, every click counts! Quick navigation between different websites and Social networks leaves behind your digital footprint, thereby creating new room for hackers to enter & exploit your confidential data! This blog will outline what is Digital Footprint and the top ways to keep it safe from

Phishing emails have become objectionable parts of our daily lives. Are you tired of this never-ending chain of Spam or phishing emails? They are not only irritating but can also be used to push scams or deploy Malware in your system. Do you know phishing emails are a low-risk, highly-rewarding medium for hackers to deliver Phishing attacks? Just opening a spam email can double the number of spam messages. Furthermore, clicking on the link or the attachment sent via email can expose you and your system to advanced Ransomware attacks and other Malware attacks! Let’s understand Phishing emails with some examples! Example 1 You receive a pop-up in your email! “Your Gpay account is on hold. You need to log in immediately to update any wrong or incomplete information or we will suspend your account & you’ll not be able to do daily transactions. Enter

As parents, we generally do everything to keep our children safe. This includes teaching them to be careful while crossing the road and always asking them to wear the necessary gear such as a helmet while cycling. Just like there are certain safety hazards that your child needs to follow indoors and outdoors, the same way there are certain safety hazards online that your child needs to follow for Total Security. The online world seems to be friendly but do you know it can prove to be dangerous for your children due to the existence of cyber criminals? But, are you doing anything to protect your child from online dangers such as predators, hackers, and inappropriate content? Let’s face it, it’s time to introduce your child to the concept of cyber safety in the digital age and prepare a parenting toolkit! You

Over a couple of difficult years, we have seen that businesses worldwide have been forced to become tech-savvy and adopt cutting-edge technologies – and do you know that cybercriminals are furious to catch up with the latest victims? According to the “IBM 2022 Cost of Data Breach Report”, stolen or compromised credentials remain the topmost cause of Data Breaches. The report also reflects some other facts such as: Phishing is the second most common cause of Data Breaches at 16%, which costs around $4.9 Million. Phishing has the longest lifecycle as it takes 243 days to identify the breach. But, despite the threat that Phishing poses to businesses today, only 1 in 5 organizations deploy Phishing awareness training to their employees per year. Also, many businesses fail to recognize the importance of Total Security Software in their organizations. Before we get

USB devices are the best means of storing and transferring sensitive data from one device to another. Compatibility, Speed, and Durability are the 3 factors that make USB the best device to store & transfer data But, do you know Removable media devices such as USBs or Pen drives continue to be a rising security concern for various industries? Just like a small tablet helps to cure the entire body. Likewise, a small USB is enough to create wreaking havoc in your digital life. So, don’t fall for the small device, rather stay safe from the big explosion it can perform. Nowadays, people have at least one USB device to store sensitive data or transfer it to another device. On the other side, sometimes; you may bring that USB device to your office to revive the old memories you’ve lived so far.