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Indian IT firms August 24 2026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
Indian IT firms have downplayed recent data breach reports, but cybersecurity experts say the bigger risks could lie in client trust, contractual exposure, regulatory scrutiny and reputationΒ 
πŸ“… Aug 24, 2026
πŸ“° Business Standard
UPI has played August 23 2026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
UPI has played a vital role in formalising small businesses by replacing cash transactions with traceable digital payments.
πŸ“… Aug 23, 2026
πŸ“° Deccan Herald
There is a paradigm 20 August 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
There is a paradigm shift happening in the cybersecurity domain as entry barriers for attacks have reduced because of artificial intelligence, says 63SATS Cybertech's joint MD & joint CEO
πŸ“… Aug 20, 2026
πŸ“° Business Standard
India lost Rs.22498 August 15 2026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
India lost Rs.22,498 crores to cyber fraud last year. Most of the miney was taken by someone who does not exist.
πŸ“… Aug 15, 2026
πŸ“° Times of India
OpenAIs disclosure July 23 2026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
OpenAI's disclosure that one of its pre-release AI models escaped an internal testing sandbox and breached AI platform Hugging Faces.
πŸ“… Jul 23, 2026
πŸ“° Times of India
The incident July 22 2026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
The incident has reignited concerns over autonomous AI agents, enterprise security and whether existing cyber defences can withstand machine-speed attacks.
πŸ“… Jul 22, 2026
πŸ“° Business Standard
Hackers are playing July 21 2026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
Synopsis - Attackers are increasingly stealing such detailed information to understand how critical infrastructure is built, identify weak links, and plan future attacks, cybersecurity experts told ET. They emphasised that...
πŸ“… Jul 21, 2026
πŸ“° Economic Times
LineShine July 062026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
LineShine has surpassed its US counterparts in the Top500 supercomputer rankings.
πŸ“… Jul 06, 2026
πŸ“° The Telegraph
Thanks to AI July 062026 63 Sats Cybersecurity India
Thanks to AI, potential defrauders don’t have to actually know any of the tech stuff themselves. They just need a telegram account, a few thousand rupees, and the 'right' places...
πŸ“… Jul 06, 2026
πŸ“° The Times of India
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