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Soniya Bansal, the first contestant to get eliminated from Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss 17, recently sat down for a candid conversation with Bollywood Bubble host Rashita Sahni. The actress slammed Isha Malviya for sharing her bed with ex-boyfriend Abhishek Kumar despite being in a relationship with Samarth Jurel. She called out Mannara Chopra for using sisters Priyanka Chopra & Parineeti Chopra to get fame outside the BB house. Soniya also spoke about Munawar Faruqui’s inappropriate touch, Vicky Jain’s toxic behaviour towards wife Ankita Lokhande and Salman Khan’s biased behaviour on Weekend Ka Vaar. Watch the full interview here!
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India saw a huge surge in ransomware and IoT cyber attacks in the first half of 2023, as criminals shifted to stealthier means of malicious activities. The recent Clop ransomware gang has once again altered extortion tactics and is now using torrents to leak data stolen in MOVEit attacks.
The ransomware attacks in India doubled in the first half of 2023, compared to the same period in 2022. The report found that there were over 100,000 ransomware attacks in India in the first six months of 2023, up from just over 50,000 attacks in the same period in 2022
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Sensors play a crucial role in enabling smart factories. Smart factories, also known as Industry 4.0 or the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), rely on various sensors to collect and monitor data from different parts of the manufacturing process. These sensors provide real-time information about the production environment, equipment status, and product quality, among other important parameters.
Due to the rapid advancements in technology, manufacturing industries are now embracing the concept of smart factories. These factories are designed to incorporate the latest technological innovations that enhance efficiency, productivity, and safety. One of the critical components that make up smart factories is sensors. These devices are integrated into the production processes to collect data and provide real-time feedback that is used to optimize operations.
Sensors enable smart factories by providing accurate and timely information on various aspects of the manufacturing processes. For instance, they can monitor the temperature, humidity, pressure, and other environmental conditions within the factory. This information is crucial in ensuring that the products are produced in the right conditions that meet the required quality standards. Additionally, sensors can also monitor the machinery used in the production process. They can detect any malfunctions, and alert the maintenance team to carry out repairs before they become critical.
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#Datacenters have been the center of tech operations for businesses of all sizes, whether they manage their own data centers or rely on data centers as a service from third-party vendors. In any case, data centers are evolving; due to advanced technology like cognitive computing and predictive analytics, today’s data centers are becoming smarter and more capable.
In an era where next-gen data centers work toward simplicity, scalability, safety, and automation, there is a big need to develop a stack solution that lowers infrastructural engineers' pressure. It’s the edge that every enterprise seeks. The ability to grow exponentially, while keeping costs down to a minimum.
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A recent report says, Information and Operations teams will be impacted by economic and geopolitical forces and play a vital role in ameliorating their effects.
A recent report highlighted by #Gartner that, there are four trends to impact cloud, data center and edge infrastructure in 2023, as Information and Operations teams pivot to support new technologies and ways of working during a year of economic uncertainty.
Expert says, “In the current economic climate, the biggest problem companies face in 2023 may not be #ITinfrastructure.
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The #5Gnetwork has seen steady growth in deployment globally, with the total number of subscribers of 5G services crossing the billion mark. It collects huge data from various sources, by network vendors and operators can be used to train an effective algorithm, thereby helping in the effective management of resources.
#ArtificialIntelligence and Machine Learning are key technologies in enhancing the efficiency of 5G networks. The 5G network architecture is complex, and AI/ML can help optimize the network's performance, reduce latency, and improve energy efficiency. Here are some ways in which AI/ML can enhance 5G network efficiency:
5G networks are complex and managing them is a difficult and expensive task. AI/ML can provide intelligent algorithms that can automate various network management tasks, thus reducing the time and resources required to manage the network. AI can help in managing the network traffic, as an increasing number of devices connected to a network makes it harder for an operator to monitor the usage, and the algorithm can monitor the network traffic pattern and optimize it, and allocate resources based on the devices’ bandwidth requirements, thus ensuring the efficient use of resources.
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The growth of #cloudcomputing has been a major driver of the server market. As more businesses and organizations move their applications and data to the cloud, there is a growing need for powerful and scalable server infrastructure to support these services.
With explosive growth of data in recent years, there is an increasing demand for storage solutions that can handle large volumes of data. This has led to the development of specialized storage servers that can provide high-capacity and high-performance storage for a variety of applications.
Secondly, Virtualization technology allows multiple virtual machines to run on a single physical server, which can help to improve server utilization and reduce costs. The growing adoption of virtualization in data centers and other environments has driven demand for high-performance servers that can support virtualization workloads.
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Wearable AI market is growing rapidly and is expected to continue to expand in the coming years. According to various industry reports, the wearable AI market is expected to reach $230 billion by 2033. It is rising at an impressive 27.6% CAGR from 2023 to 2033.
The increasing adoption of wearable devices, advancements in AI and machine learning technology, and growing demand for digital health and wellness solutions are some of the factors that are expected to contribute to growth. The internet of things enables machine-to-machine communication and cloud platform connectivity, allowing the usage of artificial intelligence in wearable devices.
Wearable AI includes intelligent devices such as smartwatches, smart earphones, smart eyeglasses, and others. Leading players such as Samsung, Apple, Sony, and others are using various techniques to develop and improve technology, increasing the demand for wearable AI.
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#Cryptocurrencies like #Bitcoin and Ethereum have gained popularity and legitimacy in recent years, they are still a relatively new and untested asset class. This means that there is a lot of uncertainty and volatility associated with cryptocurrencies, which can present risks for banks.
Banks that support cryptocurrency will need to stay up-to-date on regulatory changes and ensure that they are complying with all applicable laws and regulations. Another challenge is the volatility of the cryptocurrency markets. Cryptocurrencies are known for their extreme price fluctuations, which can create risks for banks that hold these assets on their balance sheets.
As per the report, many banks are already making significant investments in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, and see these assets as an important part of the future of finance.
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Falling demand is causing great concern for the entire smartphone supply chain. While component supplies and cost pressures are easing, a few concerns remain within logistics and production, such as some emerging markets’ tightening import laws and customs procedures delaying shipments. Deep collaboration with channels to monitor the state of inventory and supply will be vital for vendors to identify short-term opportunities while maintaining healthy channel partnerships in the long run.
The global smartphone shipments fell by 17 per cent (year on year) in Q4 2022, with entire 2022 shipments declining by 11 per cent to fewer than 1.2 billion, a new report has shown. Despite shrinking demand and manufacturing issues in China’s Zhengzhou, Apple reclaimed the top spot in Q4 and achieved its highest quarterly market share ever at 25 per cent, as per Canalys.
At the same time, Samsung took the number one spot in the fourth quarter for the first time since Q3 2017, shipping 6.7 million units for a market share of 21 per cent. The second place went to vivo, which shipped 6.4 million units, mainly via offline channels. India was better positioned to weather the global downturn than other markets. But domestic consumer spending cooled in the last few months of 2022.
Even during the festive season, the domestic market suffered a fall in transactions, retail spending and electronic imports. In 2022, consumers already had up-to-date technology that they had bought during the pandemic, thereby delaying further purchases. This led to smartphone brands struggling with inventory management because demand was subdued, say analysts.
The Indian economy started to feel the impact of the global economic slowdown toward the end of 2022. We are entering 2023 with economic indicators suggesting a sluggish performance in the short term.
But, in 2024, India is set to hold its general election and the government's strategy will be to boost con
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There are rising #cyberattacks and cyber security incidents are a global phenomenon. The government is fully cognisant and aware of various cyber security threats. Apple, Meta, Twitter, and Samsung have all disclosed cybersecurity attacks this year.
The number of cyberattacks in India has recorded a steady growth over the past few years, and the total number as reported to and tracked by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) in the current year stands at 12,67,564 (till November), the Parliament was told.
The corresponding number of such incidents in 2018 was 2,08,456 which increased to 3,94,499 in 2019, to 11,58,208 in 2020 and 14,02,809 in 2021, Minister of State for Electronics and IT, Rajeev Chandrasekhar told the Lok Sabha in a written reply.
Digital channels are not used just for shopping; consumers have started to learn, work, shop, entertain themselves, connect with others via video chats and even improve their well-being using online fitness and wellness apps. Even traditional in-person business services are shifting online, including medical consultations, education, legal and accountancy services.
The Minister said that with the borderless cyberspace coupled with anonymity, along with the rapid growth of the Internet, the rise in cyber-attacks and cyber security incidents is a global phenomenon and the government is fully cognisant and aware of various cyber security threats.
CERT-In is mandated to track and monitor cyber security incidents in India. In the recently notified cyber security direction, CERT-In has now made it mandatory for all incidents to be mandatorily reported to it.
The minister said that CERT-In operates an automated cyber threat exchange platform for proactively collecting, analysing and sharing tailored alerts with organisations across sectors for proactive threat mitigation actions by them. According to the analysis by CERT-In, the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses
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While #Microsoft manages the infrastructure for #Microsoft365 users, it does not backup the data – this is down to the business itself. The question is how to protect all Microsoft 365 data ??– it assures compliance with data retention requirements, mitigates ransomware and malware threats, and eliminates accidental deletion or data corruption.
A lack of data protection, side effects of a global pandemic, and an increase in exploit sophistication have led to a huge incline in hacked and breached data from sources that are increasingly common in the workplace, such as mobile and IoT (internet of things) devices.
It is an open fact that remote workforces make inroads for cyberattacks. Remote workers will continue to be a target for cybercriminals, because of these remote workforces, cloud breaches will increase. Remote work continues to be a focus for many large companies, causing cloud-based operations to proliferate.
Expanding #5Gnetworks connected devices at faster speeds and greater bandwidths. Cryptocurrencies exploded in popularity and are now bought, sold, and traded by individuals on a greater scale than ever before. Recent security research suggests that most companies have poor cybersecurity practices in place, making them vulnerable to data loss.
To successfully fight against malicious intent, it’s imperative that companies make cybersecurity awareness, prevention, and security best practices a part of their culture. Secondly, experts listed several reasons for this — increase in online traffic, lack of awareness, lack of technical knowledge among police and people, and difficulties in investigating cybercrime cases.
With this the worldwide information security market is growing rapidly. This is due in large part to organizations stepping up their defences against cyber threats — and a rise in such threats, including within their own companies.
Unfortunately, most cybersecurity breaches are caused by hum
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When we speak on either investment or disruption in digital media, it essentially speaks about these top four platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Youtube. Most of the investments are going towards these four platforms. Since they are having huge money, muscle power, along with strong developers networks.
The new age technology #Metaverse is the first public #blockchain-based open platform designed for digital assets’ initial offering and exchange. It aims to break the technical barriers of blockchain applications and to reduce the cost of developing Apps. Moreover, social media platforms are in dire need of a makeover. Their model has become outdated regarding user privacy, data security, transparency (or lack thereof), censorship resistance, etc.
To tackle these issues, Metaverse proposes a brand-new solution – decentralization! So, let’s see how Metaverse is disrupting the current social media realm.
The metaverse brings together a range of next-generation technologies, from cloud computing to artificial intelligence, blockchain, #cybersecurity, the Internet of Things, virtual reality, augmented reality, and digital twins. The challenge is “With no standard definition yet, the metaverse means different things to different people, depending on the nature of their business.” This means most companies can make the metaverse be whatever they want it to be.
Social media is a growing industry, and it’s not slowing down anytime soon. From social sharing to advertising, the amount of social media platforms available for business owners is staggering. The metaverse is to bring a simulated 3D environment with avatars that resemble humans. The technology built on top of the blockchain and changed social media forever.
Going forward, Metaverse will disrupt the current social media world. The current social media platforms we use today are centralized, built on traditional distributed database technologies, and lack
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The global retail value of recorded-music sales will register a record year in 2022 with sales set to rise 9.8 per cent, to $41.4 billion (€39.7bn) from $37.7 billion in 2021, as per Omdia. Further growth is forecast over the next few years with the total ending 2026 at $50 billion. It is possible with the change in technology, music companies are becoming more innovative and trying to offer their best to customers. Remember those days when we used audio and video cassettes to listen or watch a movie. Today, with changing technology all these things have been replaced by CDs, DVDs, Blu-Ray disks etc. Subscriptions and advertising will be the big growth providers. Spending on subscriptions will jump 17 per cent this year, to $25 billion. By 2026, spending will total $33.6 billion and account for 67.1 per cent of global revenue. Income from digital music advertising will overtake spending on physical formats in 2024 and rise to $6.8 billion in 2026 as per advanced television. The continued shift from ownership of recorded-music to access means global retail sales will break annual records for the next few years and beyond. A report says, in 2020, the total revenue of the recorded music industry amounted to 23.1 billion dollars. Streaming made up 56 percent of this figure, bringing in 11.9 billion dollars globally.
Around the world, record companies are engaging at a very local level to support music cultures and bring on the development of emerging music ecosystems - championing local music and creating the opportunities for it to reach a global audience. According to industry body the IFPI, global recorded music revenues grew by 18.5% to $25.9bn. This compares to 7.4% growth in 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic made its first (and hardest) impact on these revenues. Probably most pleasing for music companies is that emerging markets are starting to live up to their billing. Markets previously lost to piracy are really starting to shine. Omdia expects France t
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PM Modi’s vision for Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan (Self-reliant India campaign) and announced the Special economic and comprehensive package of Rs20 lakh crores - equivalent to 10% of India’s GDP – to fight COVID-19 pandemic in India, shows it is catching fire inside and outside the country. All it seems like PM Modi is also a great Astrologer. Atmanirbhar Bharat is a big push for domestic industry. We have seen the government has widened the promotion scheme for pushing domestic manufacturing of electronics, given a huge incentives for production of laptops, tablets, PCs and Servers in the country. The scheme is over and above similar benefits that have been given towards manufacturing of mobile, telecom equipment, air conditioners and LED lights. India is the second largest online market in the world, ranked only behind China. It was estimated that by 2023, there would be over 650 million internet users in the country which Indicates a big market potential in internet services for the south Asian country. Modern India has had a strong focus on science and technology, realising that it is a key element for economic growth and positioned as one of the top five nations in the field for space exploration. The growth of the telecommunication and computer industry is another example of pure science research application. Having said that, it is high time for India to create new programming languages.
Programming languages are one kind of computer language, and are used in computer programming to implement algorithms. India's IT services industry began by providing low cost back-office services. However, in recent years it has expanded into cutting edge fields such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, analytics, cloud migration, the internet of things and other forms of "digital transformation." A great deal of "U.S. innovation" is now outsourced to India, especially in digital technologies and life sciences. The Technology Infor
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It is absolutely true that, Ransomware is on the rise. In both the physical and digital worlds, the primary way criminals get in is through an unlocked door. Organizations that do not apply or maintain basic security hygiene like patching, applying updates, or turning on multifactor authentication will face much greater exposure to attacks, including ransomware or Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS). The most secure company is the one that recently was breached.” The reasoning was that companies that recently experienced a material breach would naturally make the investments necessary to strengthen their security program to minimize the likelihood of such an event occurring again. On the surface, this seems that it would be true, particularly for companies experiencing a system-encrypting ransomware event. However, companies don’t show improvement in the cybersecurity hygiene of their internet presence one year after a system-encrypting ransomware event. At best, they take one step forward and one step back, showing improvement in software patching and degradation in restricting access to unsafe network services. Cybercriminals are using malware that is posed as legitimate software updates causing an increase in insider risk.
Basic security hygiene still protects against 98% of attacks. The increasing prevalence of cloud-based services, mobile computing, Internet of Things (IoT), and “bring your own device” (BYOD) in hybrid work environments has changed the technology landscape for today’s enterprise. Security architectures that rely on network firewalls and virtual private networks (VPNs) to isolate and restrict access to corporate technology resources and services are no longer sufficient for a workforce that regularly requires access to applications and resources that exist beyond traditional corporate network boundaries. The shift to the internet as the network of choice and the continuously evolving threats led Microsoft to adopt a Zero Trust security
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Organizations getting into metaverse need to equipped | high tech capabilities | VARINDIA News Hour
When any organisation and users decide is going to adapt the technologies of metaverse and is capable of handling risk assessment for their infrastructure and connected devices, then only it is wise to get into the technology else it will be like jumping from frying pan to fire, since they will also expose themselves to a new class of security risks and vulnerabilities. The metaverse is a concept of a 3D digital world. It consists of virtual spaces that you can explore using an avatar you create. In the metaverse, you can play games, go shopping, hang out with friends at a virtual coffee shop, work with your colleagues in a virtual office, and much more. Some video games and work socialization tools have already implemented certain metaverse elements into their ecosystems. There are chances of personal data theft. As metaverse platforms would be able to collect images and other personal details of their users, children would potentially be exposed to even further privacy violations.
Cryptocurrency projects like Decentraland and The Sandbox already have their digital world up and running. However, the metaverse concept is relatively new, so most of its functionalities are still under development. Companies like Facebook (now Meta), Microsoft, and Nvidia have also started creating their versions of the metaverse. There are numerous ways such risks could be exacerbated in the metaverse. Unwanted contact could become more intrusive. The rise of virtual currencies is another challenge. To make the metaverse experience more immersive, companies are using cutting-edge technologies like blockchain, augmented reality and virtual reality, 3D reconstruction, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of things to power the 3D world. The continuous rise in cybercrime has revealed just how profitable it could be to break into a company’s or an individual’s online
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Key trends and opportunities to impact 5G in 2022 | 5G network in India | VARINDIA News Hour
5G is inevitable and the increased demand from the consumer will drive revenue growth in 2022, with this Network cost could double as operators strive to meet demand for increased capacity and deploy 5G. The 5G roll out in India in 2022, will witness enterprises and network providers seeking use cases to implement 5G in business operations. This will see business use of 5G move out of its nascency and the adoption of advanced features such as Ultra Reliability Low Latency Communications (URLLC) and Massive Machine Type Communicators (mMTC) for faster and better results. The ecosystem will expand to include public cloud providers and new open infrastructure for an Open 5G ecosystem, delivering private 5G networks with more capabilities. 5G is expected to bring in better connectivity, a promise of quicker digital functions, more flexibility and wider reach, enhanced customer experiences, and easier management of data-driven processes. Capitalizing on these opportunities will help organizations improve their productivity and enable them to save and devote the necessary time for operations that are intrinsic to innovation and business success. With 5G, enterprises will also be able to connect with their customers across wider markets with ease and efficiency.
While India's 5G journey is yet to begin, the existing digital ecosystem already offers global vendors and networks huge opportunities to provide technical expertise. We expect to witness the beginning of an accelerated 5G infrastructure deployment serving both urban and rural India by the first half of 2022. This development will boost smartphone penetration and provide a new dimension to India's digital revolution leading to the adoption of advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things, Industrial IoT, edge computing, and robotics across industries like agriculture, e-commerce, healthcar
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Tech Partners taking centre stage
In today’s digital-first world, keeping our data both private and secure is imperative. The global pandemic has uprooted every industry to some degree. The challenge is when it comes to putting your trust in a technology partner, how do you ensure they’re top of their game when it comes to handling your information? The solution for many is leveraging technology to reach customers who are operating businesses remotely, living in lockdown or looking to replace the companies in their lives that have gone under.
A recent research states that, Indian companies who have invested smartly into Deep tech startups are now the blue eye of the global companies to gain access for their expansion and the hot target for acquisitions, indicating a strong demand for startups focusing on disruptive technologies that can solve complex global problems. Deep tech startups refer to those whose business model is based on high tech innovation in engineering or significant scientific advances. According to Nasscom, India had about 2,100 deep tech startups as of 2020.
Recently, Nasscom launched the second edition of its deep tech mentoring program called Deep Tech Club (DTC) 2.0 earlier this year. The initiative aims to nurture and promote Indian deep tech startups, and discover disruptive startups enabled by artificial intelligence, machine learning, augmented reality, virtual reality, internet of things, robotics, blockchain, natural language processing, and similar technologies. Deep tech companies are getting acquired for two possible reasons, “One is, large companies may want to fill certain technology gaps in their portfolio. The other reason is, a very good tech team of a startup may be working on the wrong problem. So, that startup might get acquired to bolster their tech talent. The fact is many large companies look to acquire niche deep tech startups to g
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Digital Twins helping the Circular Economy
Digital twin refers to a digital replica of physical assets (physical twin), processes and systems that can be used for various purposes. The digital representation provides both the elements and the dynamics of how an Internet of things device operates and lives throughout its life cycle. The ABI Research forecasts that the world economy will achieve over 10.5% circularity by 2030, as sustainability and incoming legislation start to take effect where Digital Twins play a key role. The circular economy is a key sustainability strategy being adopted by world and industry leaders in the fight against climate change and though still in its infancy in terms of data and metrics. It is a growing phenomenon and tech industries, such as IoT for asset tracking, are set to grow rapidly in the next five years. Circularity concepts such as remanufacturing, reuse, and the sharing economy will be critically enabled by smart cities technologies such as IoT, AI and Digital Twins.” Furthermore, many different tech companies are engaging in circular concepts such as Cityzenith’s Digital Twin platform SmartWorldOS, which helps companies design out waste in their projects.
With around 70% of people expected to be living in cities by 2050 it is essential that urban infrastructure can support this population volume and density, so ‘smart cities’ and their technologies will be essential to the circular economy. Secondly, many current smart city technologies already support a circular economy such as the sharing economy, smart lighting, and green infrastructure. “However, these technologies need to adopt circular practices from cradle-to-grave to make full use of the opportunities brought by the circular economy,” ABI Research’s Lindsey Vest concludes. Digital Twin technology has been named by the World Nano Foundation as one of five top tech growth sectors, including n
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Cyberattacks tend to skyrocket during the holiday season
The Impact of COVID-19 findings, revealing the imminent need for organizations to prioritize and strengthen their cybersecurity architecture. The findings brought to light that during the past 18 months, 81% of global organizations experienced increased cyber threats, with 77% of the organizations in India experiencing downtime due to a cyber incident during a peak festive season. Further, while the top three most threatening cyber risks that were detected are malware attacks (47%), data breaches (43%), ransomware and cloud jacking (33% each), over 30% of the IT professionals also experienced vulnerabilities in their ‘Internet of Things’ devices. During these peak periods, 91% of them find maintaining a fully staffed security team/SOC even more challenging as with the adoption of a hybrid work model, 59% of them expect half or more of their organizations’ workforce to be remote in some capacity.
It is imperative that all business of scale evaluate and prioritize security technology to keep them protected, especially during peak seasons like the holidays and traditional approaches are no longer enough – 94% want their organization to improve its overall cyber readiness – and businesses need an integrated security architecture and always on approach to prevent, protect and react to the threats of today. As the holiday and festive season in India has already commenced, 91% of the IT professionals anticipate a moderate or even substantial impact by increased demand for their products and services. Most organizations have invested in cloud security (82%), advanced threat protection (66%), the security operations center (54%), mobile security (48%) and endpoint security (48%). Cyberattacks tend to skyrocket in India during the holiday season as we tend to spend more time online and often let our guard down. Taking advantage of this, bad actors ado
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Digital transformation creating new security risks
Business strategies around technology are constantly evolving. At the same time fast track digital transformation which includes the integration of information technology systems with operational technology systems could bring potential risk to the enterprises. IT systems are used for data-centric computing. OT systems monitor events, processes and devices, and make adjustments in enterprise and industrial operations. As IT and business fast-tracked initiatives like agile and DevOps to improve speed to market, security considerations were often left in the dust. There is the traditional physical world composed of machines, electromechanical devices, manufacturing systems and other industrial equipment. Then there is the more recent digital world using servers, storage, networking and other devices used to run applications and process data. These two worlds have largely occupied separate domains, shared little (if any) meaningful data or control, and relied on oversight from business staff with distinctly different skill sets. A survey reveals that 60% of digital businesses would suffer major service failures due to the inability of security teams to manage digital risk.
Today, the worlds of IT and OT are converging. Advances in technologies such as the internet of things (IoT) and big data analytics are systematically allowing the digital information world to see, understand and influence the physical operational world. When implemented properly, IT/OT convergence can merge business processes, insights and controls into a single uniform environment. The sudden shift may have helped organisations keep operating, at the same time we can’t ignore the cyber security risk in long-term projects. From a security point of view, that means they can expand the potential attack surface of the organisation -- unless that risk is understood and tackled. Th
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The digital transformation is having a wide-ranging impact on the business environment, creating both opportunities and challenges. Inter-related trends such as e-commerce, big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things could lead to large productivity gains for the economy. However, disruption to existing business and social models, as well as established markets will disrupt the lives of millions of citizens. Digital business focuses on using technology to improve business performance, whether that means creating new products or reimagining current processes. It specifies the direction an organization will take to create new competitive advantages with technology, as well as the tactics it will use to achieve these changes. Digital business is a solution set meant to address key customers’ needs and anticipate where things are going and it is the most direct path to accelerate your company’s revenue, profit, cash, and market share. It also has the power to improve decision-making, time to market for product launches, and organizational collaboration.
Digital strategy needs to become the essence of business strategy. Regardless of industry, insights, analysis, and predictive modelling will turbocharge ideation and decision making. Tools like AI and ML will greatly enhance your ability to process and deliver outcomes faster. The value created can range from optimizing cost structure, to developing a new process to handle customer relationships, to identifying new product opportunities. These will drive new revenue streams, greater value propositions, lower costs, and higher customer satisfaction. While every digital transformation is different, there are common traits among the most successful ones. Perhaps most significant is the market intelligence necessary for innovative ideas to take shape, permitting rapid experimentation and product launches. This process accelerates time to market for new p
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The technological revolution has also reached the financial system – and even the design of money itself. Many payment innovations build on improvements to underlying infrastructures have been many years in the making. For instance, harnessing technological progress, central banks around the world have instituted real-time gross settlement (RTGS) systems over the past decades. Meanwhile, operating hours of these systems have continued to lengthen around the globe, and in several countries are already operating almost 24/7. Individual consumers have grown increasingly comfortable with digital currencies through the rise of well-known cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ether, along with the e-commerce shift and continuous growth in digital banking. However, many major traditional financial institutions have been hesitant to incorporate or adopt digital currencies.
Digital currencies can be divided into three categories, including Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) which are centralized and regulated by a nation’s central bank but have not yet developed in all geographies. The other two categories, Stablecoins which link to FIAT underlying currencies such as USD and EUR, along with native digital currencies – commonly known as cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ether, are both decentralized and more prevalent across markets. The underlying technologies of digital currencies, including blockchain, have matured to the point of mass distribution and uncertainty in markets and institutions further pushes the adoption of digital currencies as a payment method as well as investment hedge. With increased adoption and regulation, it is expected that digital currency usage will expand heavily beyond the initial use. Cryptocurrencies have already exemplified how blockchain can be used securely for payments and, as digital currencies grow, it is expected that blockchain will expand and become a standard across digital payment types. Besides the advancem
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Manufacturing is increasingly turning to next-generation networks to propel their businesses. After years of hype and steady uptake, Internet of Things (IoT) technology is all set to become a part of mainstream adoption. Right from industrial goods, retail, utilities, healthcare, agriculture, logistics to aviation, startups are offering IoT-enabled solutions ranging from connected cars, automated home, medical IoT, wearable technology to smart cities. Innovation in IoT is entering into a stabilization phase, as evident by the decline in new patent applications and venture capital (VC) deals activity but its adoption is increasing as corroborated by increase in hiring activity and corporate filing mentions with more companies mentioning their IOT related initiatives. GlobalData’s recent report, Future Internet of Things (IoT) Unicorns reveals that in Q2 2021, the IoT industry reported investment in excess of $6.4bn spanning 268 deals globally.
The rapid increase in IoT deployments over the last few years highlights the considerable progress global industry has made to overcome some of the world’s most challenging forces. During the period, Asia-Pacific accounted for nearly half of the overall VC deal volume, followed by North America (primarily the US) with 34%. When it comes to social media discussions, ‘IoT’ and its use cases in autonomous driving, cellular IoT, port operations and education are increasingly being mentioned by social media influencers. In the post-COVID-19 era, several organizations considered digitalization as their top priority, and saw IoT as one of the enablers. Fuelled by this digital transformation wave, the demand for new IoT applications will continue to increase in 2021 and beyond led by its applications in industries, connected cars, automated home, smart offices, medical devices, remote asset monitoring, drones, and location tracking services. Driven by this underlying demand, the IoT market is expected to reach $1 trilli
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Massive revenue growth with IoT devices
Internet of Things (IoT) - enabled retail market could be worth it by 2025 as more and more retail businesses adopt IoT technology to improve their products and services. It is estimated that there will be over 30 billion IoT connected devices around the world by 2021. McKinsey estimates that the potential economic impact of IoT in retail environments will range from $410 billion to $1.2 trillion per year by 2025. The increasing usage of smartphones is one of the major contributors that is likely to drive the market growth along with the increase in internet penetration in developing countries such as India, China and others. Developments in new-age technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Big data are also fuelling the demand for the Internet of Things (IoT) in the ever-evolving retail market growth.
With retailers increasingly investing in IoT, customers are bound to enjoy the ‘SMART’ shopping experience through a network of connections linking the physical and digital worlds into an ecosystem of devices. Technologies around smart shelves, 3D-printing, drones, delivery robots and AI-driven platforms are enabling retailers to further automate and optimize supply chain operations, business efficiency and enhanced shopping experience. There are numerous IoT-related benefits to the retail industry, but here are some of the most important ways we think IoT will change retail in the coming years. As more and more IoT devices penetrate across the industry there is scope for massive revenue growth through better product throughput, improved inventory management for retailers along with increasing the overall shopper experience for the customer in the ever competitive market.
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