BW CIO World

The unique nature of industrial control systems and the serious consequences for negligence further underscore Indian companies need to tap into industrial cybersecurity skills and resources, whether local or global.

The Times of India

Since the introduction of the first practical implementation of blockchain over ten years ago, the technology has found a myriad of usecases in a wide variety of industries, including fintech, healthcare, digital identity, Internet of Things (IoT), and logistics. Many of these industries have already been marching towards digitisation of their internal processes for the past few years, making blockchain integration only more advantageous due to its increased security and reliability benefits.

CRN

Traditionally, issues with availability arise from systems that sit above the data storage function, such as the network, server and virtualisation. Nowadays, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) can allow businesses to bypass these barriers, look beyond them, and at the same time, predict and prevent any disruptions that might occur in the infrastructure stack.

CIOL

Artificial intelligence is the most exciting upcoming technology in the world today. The advent of autonomous vehicles and the prospect of fully intelligent machines fills us with excitement and dread. As with any technology, there are those who are completely bent on imbuing their businesses with the newest advancements as soon as they can.

Forbes

IDC recently predicted the worldwide robotic process automation (RPA) software market will total $3.7 billion by 2022. Thats because people in departments like finance and human resources (HR) realize that RPA isnt the next big thing. Its the new normal, as bots continue to boost efficiencies, customer service, and costsavings. Indeed, these are the top reasons why companies are adopting AI, according to Gartner research analysts.

Forbes

There is no shortage of statistics on the increasing uptake of artificial intelligence (AI) in business. With adoption poised to grow over the next few years, this will undoubtedly lead to the discovery of new use cases and applications of the technology that were never before on the radar of business leaders.

Media Nama

The government has formed a committee to resolve differences over the Artificial Intelligence (AI) mission between the MEITY and NITI Aayog, reports The Economic Times. It will be headed by principal scientific advisor K Vijay Raghavan. The other representatives in the committee will include Secretary of the Department of Science and Technology, the CEO of NITI Aayog and Secretary of MEITY.

The Economic Times

Be that as it may, as 5G rollouts and use cases for industrial IoT start gaining steam, demand will increase, said Gupta, the data centre man of India. It will only go up, and not slow down.

Free Press Journal

Smart bulbs are expected to be a popular purchase this holiday season. But could lighting your home open up your personal information to hackers Now a new study from an Indian origin researcher shows that the hackers next prime target could be that smart bulb. Some smart bulbs connect to a home network without needing a smart home hub, centralised hardware or software device where another internet of things (IoT) products communicate with each other.

Forbes

Look at the latest Gartner Hype Cycle for artificial intelligence, and you will see most AI elements are rounding the hype curve, and have yet to take their stomach churning plunge into the trough of disillusionment. Talk to business leaders these days, and no one appears disappointed, yet.

Express Computer

Sixty six per cent of business decision makers in India believe lack of security expertise is a challenge for their organisations, while 63 per cent of Indian businesses are concerned about being exposed to cyber threats due to employee errors, according to a new report.