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India's digital transformation may peak in a decade, but cybersecurity preparedness lags: Survey
Economic Times
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6m ago
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India's digital transformation in workplaces is expected to peak in a decade, though cybersecurity readiness lags, as per Zoho's study. With a DX maturity score of 64.6%, ahead of the global average, India is transitioning from legacy systems to modern tools. However, cybersecurity training and incident reporting are below global standards. The study underscores the need for cybersecurity enhancements and improved collaboration amid rising digital tool adoption in Indian workplaces.
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Only 37% of Indian organisations provide cybersecurity training to employees: Zoho survey
YourStory
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6m ago
Medial
A Zoho survey highlights that only 37% of Indian organizations provide cybersecurity training to employees, below both APAC's 44% and the global average of 41%. While India's digital transformation maturity score (64.6%) is above average, cybersecurity remains a weakness. The report emphasizes the need for improved cybersecurity strategies, especially in government and enterprise sectors. Additionally, shadow applications pose security risks, and task delegation is largely manual, reflecting gaps in digital adoption.
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More CEOs fear their companies won't survive 10 years as AI and climate challenges grow, survey says
Economic Times
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1y ago
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According to a survey by PwC, more CEOs are concerned that their companies won't survive the next decade without significant changes due to challenges from climate change and artificial intelligence (AI). The survey of over 4,700 CEOs worldwide shows that 38% of executives are optimistic about the global economy, up from 18% last year. However, 45% of respondents worry that their businesses may not be viable without reinvention. The CEOs also expressed concerns about the need for skills training in AI and the cybersecurity risks and misinformation associated with the technology.
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India’s Drone Dream Still Flies on Foreign Parts
OutlookIndia
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2m ago
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India aims to be a drone superpower, yet relies heavily on foreign components, especially from China, for its drones' engines, sensors, and cameras. Although start-ups like Optiemus Unmanned Systems are pushing indigenization, challenges remain due to reliance on imports, cybersecurity risks, and a booming grey market for components. India's R&D investment lags, hampering innovation. Government initiatives encourage local manufacturing, but the path to a self-reliant drone industry involves overcoming significant hurdles.
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Cloud adoption boosts profits and revenue, show survey findings
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
According to a survey of 400 C-suite executives, around 66% have seen a positive ROI from cloud deployments, contributing to profits and revenue growth. The report highlights the importance of cloud capabilities in driving digital transformation across various sectors, including cybersecurity, sustainability, and AI. Cost efficiency and ESG compliance are among the key advantages cited by respondents. However, strong data privacy protection and governance are crucial for accelerating cloud adoption due to varying national frameworks and lack of global standards.
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US-based identity and access management company Okta enters the Indian market
IndianStartupNews
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2y ago
Medial
Identity and access management company Okta ventures into the Indian market, expanding its global presence. The move reflects Okta's strategic focus on catering to India's growing digital landscape and security needs. By entering the Indian market, Okta aims to provide advanced identity and access management solutions, contributing to the cybersecurity ecosystem and digital transformation efforts in the country.
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India has over one lakh startups, 108 unicorns: Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Economic Times
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1y ago
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"Over the past decade, India's entrepreneurial landscape has undergone a remarkable transformation. With just 500 start-ups a decade ago, today we proudly stand with over 100,000 startups and 108 unicorns. Our nation's innovative and developmental spirit, coupled with a drive to discover new solutions, has reshaped dynamics," Vaishnaw said.
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India’s gifting startups raised $116 million in the past 10 years, Tracxn report says
IndianStartupNews
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2d ago
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Indian gifting startups have raised $115.9 million over the past decade, according to a Tracxn report. In 2025, only one startup, Indigifts, secured funding. A decline in investment is noted, with $63.9 million raised in 2022 being India's peak. The global gifting industry raised $1.73 billion during the same period. Despite modest growth, India's sector saw transformations with increased focus on digital and experience-driven models. Investment preferences are shifting towards capital-efficient models.
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Bahrain's Investcorp to acquire NSE’s digital arm for $120 mn
VCCircle
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1y ago
Medial
Investcorp, a Bahrain-based private equity and real estate investor, has agreed to acquire NSEIT, the digital technology subsidiary of India's National Stock Exchange (NSE), for around $120 million. The deal excludes NSEIT's digital examinations vertical. NSEIT provides digital transformation and cybersecurity services to global customers in the capital markets, insurance, and banking sectors. The acquisition is part of Investcorp's expansion plans in India and shows its commitment to investing in high-growth sectors. NSE will focus on its core business areas, said CEO Ashish Chauhan.
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India will become $10 trillion economy over next decade, GCCs to contribute $0.5 trillion - The Economic Times
Economic Times
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27d ago
Medial
India is poised to become a $10 trillion economy within the next decade, driven by Global Capability Centers (GCCs) contributing $0.5 trillion to the GDP while employing 20-25 million people, according to Gunjan Samdani of Goldman Sachs. India's demographic strengths, technological capabilities, and AI advancements position it as a global growth leader. GCCs are transforming from cost-saving units to innovation hubs, aligning with global trends in AI and digital transformation.
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One small update brought down millions of IT systems around the world. It's a timely warning
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
This weekend, a global IT outage occurred due to a software update in Crowdstrike Falcon, a popular cybersecurity tool. This caused Microsoft Windows computers worldwide to crash. The incident highlights the fragility of modern IT infrastructure and the risks of digital monoculture. Organizations using the same cloud providers and cybersecurity solutions are susceptible to cascading problems. The outage disrupted various sectors, including airlines, retail, banking, and media. It is a reminder to distribute IT infrastructure across multiple cloud service providers and incorporate redundancies to mitigate the impact of outages. Continual adaptation and preparedness are crucial for the resilience of global communications infrastructure.
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