Cloud adoption in India has accelerated faster than most organisations’ ability to secure what they’re building. That’s not a criticism — it’s just what happens when business pressure to move fast outpaces the slower work of building security controls into a new environment. The result is a large number of Indian enterprises sitting on cloud...
Most cybersecurity programmes in Indian enterprises aren’t really programmes. They’re collections of tools and contracts that got added over time, usually in response to incidents or audits, without a coherent strategy connecting any of it. There’s a firewall here, an endpoint solution there, a VAPT that gets run once a year, a SOC engagement that...
Here’s a scenario that plays out more often than it should. A ransomware attack hits an enterprise on a Friday evening. By the time anyone notices — usually because systems start going offline or someone gets a ransom note — the attackers have been inside the network for weeks. They’ve mapped the environment, identified the...
Most enterprises don’t realise their firewall is a liability until something goes wrong. Not because the technology is bad. Because nobody’s actually managing it properly. Rules get added, never removed. Firmware updates get skipped. Alerts pile up and nobody reviews them. And then one day, an attacker walks straight through a misconfigured policy that’s been...
Not long ago, the cloud was sold to businesses as the “safer alternative”—the place where security is handled automatically by giants like AWS, Google, or Microsoft. But if you’ve been following cybersecurity news in India, you’ll know that attackers are now treating cloud platforms as their biggest playground. And they’re doing it with alarming success....
If you’ve ever tried to choose a cybersecurity company in India, you’ve probably noticed something strange: everyone claims to be “the leading provider,” everyone offers “advanced AI tools,” and everyone promises “complete protection.” But businesses don’t need buzzwords. They need someone who will actually pick up the phone at 2 AM when a breach is...
The idea of a firewall might sound old-school—like something from the early days of antivirus CDs and dial-up internet. But strangely enough, in 2025 firewalls are more important than at any point in the past decade. Why? Because modern cyber threats aren’t just about malware anymore. They involve credential theft, API abuse, bot-driven attacks, and...
Most people imagine cyberattacks the way movies show them—screens flashing red, hackers typing furiously, alarms blaring. The real thing looks nothing like that. In reality, most attacks begin quietly. A single login attempt from an unusual location. A file being accessed at an odd hour. An unexpected spike in outbound traffic. Nothing dramatic—just subtle warning...
Not long ago, a typical enterprise in India could get by with a firewall, antivirus, and a small IT team that responded to issues as they came. Today, that setup feels like locking your office door while keeping all your windows open. Cyber attackers don’t wait for office hours. They don’t stop for weekends. And...
Most Indian companies don’t realise their network has been compromised until something obvious happens—an employee account is locked, customer complaints start piling in, or someone notices unusual activity on the billing dashboard. By then, the attack is already deep inside. When researchers analysed major incidents in India last year, a recurring theme emerged: there were...
