Radhika Nallayam

Associate Editor

Nallayam has over a decade's experience as a technology journalist in India. She has covered the business, strategy and technology aspects of Indian IT industry, catering to the channel as well as the CXO audience. Before joining ISMG, Nallayam was the assistant editor for IDG Media, where she contributed for publications like CIO, ComputerWorld, and ChannelWorld. She has worked extensively across various mediums like print, digital and video. Nallayam has closely involved in several industry-leading events for C-level executives.

Lessons from the Burrp Attack

Radhika Nallayam • March 31, 2016

The Indian restaurant rating website Burrp was one of the recent targets for ransomware. With such incidents predicted to see a surge, experts put forth strategies to defend against ransomware and share lessons on how to minimize risks.

What's Wrong with Public, Private Partnerships?

Radhika Nallayam • March 29, 2016

A panel of experts debates the ineffectiveness of the public, private partnership model in evolving a plan to develop an ideal framework to tackle cyber threats. What is needed to build an effective model to respond to future threats?

Building a Resilient Cyber Defense

Radhika Nallayam • March 25, 2016

Experts say the cyber world is becoming more complex with growth in interconnected devices, and emphasize the need to build a resilient cyber defense that can help resist and respond to emerging threats. There is a need to re-think their approach to security.

Collaboration Critical to Fight Cyberwar

Radhika Nallayam • March 21, 2016

Vikrant Varshney of Risk Resources believes cyber threats are a concern of every individual, every organization who thought IT is just a system. A collaborative approach in building awareness is acute to fight this cyberwar, he says.

Data Breach Summit Kicks Off in Bengaluru

Varun Haran , Radhika Nallayam • March 16, 2016

ISMG's Data Breach Summit aims to provide insights from industry thought-leaders on the best defense strategies for tackling future breaches. The conference kicked off to great traction from the security community.