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Cyber resilience becomes central to India’s digital ambitions
Cybersecurity leaders must focus less on preventing every breach and more on detecting, containing and recovering from attacks, according to ETCISO. Its 10 lessons call for resilient systems, stronger identity controls and…
The Story in Brief
Cybersecurity leaders must focus less on preventing every breach and more on detecting, containing and recovering from attacks, according to ETCISO. Its 10 lessons call for resilient systems, stronger identity controls and continuous management of risks from cloud providers, SaaS platforms, APIs, suppliers and partners.
The guidance says data location, cloud dependence and AI infrastructure are now strategic concerns, not just compliance issues. It also urges organisations to prepare for AI-enabled attacks, train employees and partners, and use cyber exercises, redundancy and recovery plans. ETCISO says India’s digital independence increasingly depends on controlling, protecting and restoring critical data, infrastructure and technology.
The Indian Opinion
The easy story is that stronger technology alone can solve India’s cyber risks. That ignores the people, suppliers and cloud services built into every large digital system. The opposite claim, that breaches are inevitable and therefore security spending is futile, is just as lazy. The practical test is whether an organisation can detect an intrusion, contain it and restore key services quickly. Its recovery time will matter more than its promise of perfect prevention.
Source: ciso.economictimes.indiatimes.com
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