Six of the seven forward-looking cyber threat predictions made in last year's Digital Threat Report have already become a reality, highlighting how the gap between the emergence of new cyber threats and their exploitation has shrunk from years to months or even weeks, according to the second edition of the Digital Threat Report 2025–26 released on Monday.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday underscored the need for technological agility, strategic foresight, and institutional innovation to maintain robust preparedness amid the uncertainties of the present-day world order.
In a first, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan, who is also the Secretary of the Department of Military Affairs, released the declassified versions of the Joint Doctrines for Cyberspace Operations and Amphibious Operations during the Chiefs of Staff Committee meeting held here on Thursday.
The Maharashtra Cyber, a nodal agency for cybersecurity and cybercrime enforcement, has initiated action against social medical accounts spreading inflammatory content.
A youth equipped with cyber equipment trespassed into the prohibited zone of the Indian Army's Panagarh Base and was intercepted by jawans while preparing a digital map of the restricted area.
B. Shanker Jaiswal, Joint Commissioner (Tech, Cyber and Licensing), Delhi Police, said on Thursday that counterfeiting must not be permitted to become an activity of 'low risk and high gain' for the counterfeiters.
The Uttarakhand government claimed that this would be the first initiative of its kind in the country.
A youth fell victim to cyber extortion while trying to arrange Rs 51,000 for his sister's wedding.
Information security company, CyberArk, on Sunday said that more than 91 per cent of the Indian organisations experienced ransomware attacks in 2022 while 55 per cent of the affected organisations reported paying up twice or more to allow recovery, signalling that they were likely victims of double extortion campaigns.
Proceeds of crime of more than Rs 1000 crore related to cyber and crypto assets frauds have been attached under the provisions of Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA), the Government informed the Lok Sabha on Monday.
