The Maharashtra government has appointed senior IPS officer and IT expert BrijeshSingh as Special IG-Cybercrime. Experts analyze expectations for the new head and discuss what should be his agenda for tackling cybercrime.
As breaches become more commonplace in India, law enforcement agencies are leveraging new technologies to assist in investigations. This edition of CyberEd APAC features an interview with BrijeshSingh, inspector general of police for cyber in Maharashtra, who outlines the challenges in investigating breaches and the...
The inaugural Data Breach Summit Asia in Mumbai is designed to help organizations learn not just how to prevent data breaches, but also how to more quickly detect them and respond.
Organizations that have shifted to a remote workforce as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic should help in the battle against cybercrime by reporting all security incidents to law enforcement officials for investigation, says BrijeshSingh, inspector general of police, the government of Maharashtra.
Cybercrime groups increasingly are collaborating with nation-states, says BrijeshSingh, inspector general of police (cyber) and CISO, Maharashtra, who discusses the latest trends.
Law enforcement agencies in India are leveraging new technologies to assist in breach investigations, says BrijeshSingh, inspector general of police for cyber in Maharashtra.
Enterprises should have an incident response plan with a continuous monitoring threat intelligence sharing mechanism to help protect critical infrastructure from nation-state attacks, says Jayesh Ranjan, principal secretary-IT, government of Telangana
Information Security Media Group this week wrapped up its Cybersecurity Summit: Mumbai, which united digital experts, thought leaders and security leaders from both the public and private sector on hot topics such as digital resilience, security, growth and business transformation.
An Indian joint parliamentary committee has reintroduced set penalties for data violations after yielding to opposition demands. Some cyber law experts still believe it is unlikely organizations will be heavily penalized owing to deficiencies in the country's legal procedures.
To help mitigate the risks of state-sponsored cyberattacks against India's critical infrastructure - and improve detection and response - requires industry collaboration and information sharing, root cause analysis with specialized forensics, and better testing of code, a panel of experts says.
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