Bhumi Pednekar recently appeared in the comedy Thank You For Coming and the film invited some extreme reactions from the viewers. While some praised the film for its bold concept, some shamed it for that. In an exclusive conversation with Bollywood Bubble host Akash Bhatnagar, Bhumi spoke about the latter group of people and slammed them for the shaming. She expressed her disappointment towards people who didn’t criticise the film but its intent. The actress discussed the prevalent gender bias and how people never took offence when she was a part of such stories told from a male perspective. She pointed out how Pankaj Tripathi and Akshay Kumar starrer OMG 2 was supported by the same people who shamed her film, when somewhere they dealt with the same subject. Bhumi revealed if not getting any support from women within the industry disappointed her. She highlighted the hypocrisy of the situation that people accept objectification of women but have a problem with them talking about their sexuality. You can watch the entire conversation here.
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With the hybrid model as the future of workplaces, people would continue to work from home on some days of the week. In the last fifteen months we have seen organisations across the world see themselves shrink into a screen. Virtual existence and work from home became a way of life as workers embraced the new normal despite several glitches. The future of a hybrid modern workplace depends on how companies can also create a more connected distributed workforce. The world has shifted towards a more distributed workforce, and with recent global events, hybrid work is here to stay. Users now expect to connect from anywhere and on any device, while security teams have the same complex, piecemeal and time-consuming solutions. It is time to rethink security.
The idea is to focus on basic safety protocols, cleanliness, routine sanitisation, and adjusting space density to maintain distance. With agility, innovation, and quick response to customer needs being the strengths, a flexible workspace is an achievable concept for the organizations. On these lines, employees of bigger corporations are now expecting the adoption of similar restructuring. Change is always constant and it is inevitable. However, this pandemic has made us realise that we are capable of change; enabling remote workforces, adapting to changing customer behaviours or even reviewing and changing entire business models, we have seen it all in the last year. Technology is the common denominator here, and it is now more influential than ever. The digital economy triggered by the pandemic promises to bring in an unprecedented confluence of people, businesses, and things that reconstruct existing business models.
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As part of its second annual global entertainment study, the survey finds 6,000 consumers including more than 500 consumers in India to understand their preferences and behaviours regarding their online entertainment experiences. 72% consumers in India said they would pay for an all-in-one platform for their entertainment services. In addition, five in six (83%) want the ability to share their streaming profiles across platforms to allow for better personalization of content.
The survey says, standalone streaming services are running up against some simple facts: There are limits to what consumers will pay for and only a certain amount of complexity and options that they are prepared to deal with. It is time to reimagine entertainment ecosystems so that media companies can move to profitable growth by helping consumers get everything they need and want.
Experts say, with growing focus on revenue over content and rising customer dissatisfaction with their media experiences, the streaming industry is at a critical stage of evolution. To stay relevant and profitable in an increasingly competitive media landscape, streaming service providers need to reimagine the entertainment ecosystem keeping in mind consumer needs for simplicity, customization and affordability.
The shifts in consumer preferences and behaviour points towards the need for aggregation. As value becomes the key determinant of success, media companies need to become more customer-centric using data and analytics. Prior to the pandemic, star presence was a big draw for video streaming content, however in the post pandemic economy story, treatment and performances have emerged as the real hero.
With an evolved audience, media companies must also invest in better stories and put greater emphasis on co-creating stories.
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The global economy is entering a pronounced slowdown amid fresh threats from COVID-19 variants and a rise in inflation, debt, and income inequality that could endanger the recovery in emerging and developing economies, according to the World Bank’s latest Global Economic Prospects report. Global growth is expected to decelerate markedly from 5.5 percent in 2021 to 4.1 percent in 2022 and 3.2 percent in 2023 as pent-up demand dissipates and as fiscal and monetary support is unwound across the world. The rapid spread of the Omicron variant indicates that the pandemic will likely continue to disrupt economic activity in the near term. In addition, a notable deceleration in major economies—including the United States and China—will weigh on external demand in emerging and developing economies. The world economy is simultaneously facing COVID-19, inflation, and policy uncertainty, with government spending and monetary policies in uncharted territory. Rising inequality and security challenges are particularly harmful for developing countries,” said World Bank Group President David Malpass. “Putting more countries on a favourable growth path requires concerted international action and a comprehensive set of national policy responses.
As per the World Bank report, the slowdown will coincide with a widening divergence in growth rates between advanced economies and emerging and developing economies. Growth in advanced economies is expected to decline from 5 percent in 2021 to 3.8 percent in 2022 and 2.3 percent in 2023—a pace that, while moderating, will be sufficient to restore output and investment to their pre-pandemic trend in these economies. While Deutsche Bank is the first major bank to forecast an imminent economic downturn, investors, both retail and professional, share the group’s gloomy outlook. According to a Bloomberg Markets Live survey conducted between March 29 and April 1, 48 percent of investors expect the US to fall into recession in 2023. Another
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In one hand, the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of e-commerce worldwide, on the other, it has led to the rise of e-commerce related frauds. According to a new study from Juniper Research, it has been found out that the value of e-commerce fraud-related losses has risen from $17.5 billion in 2020 to $20 billion by 2021, a staggering growth of a whopping 18% within a single year. The research found out that threat actors, as of late, are targeting consumers as they have increased their online shopping. And this, in turn, is exposing the insecure fraud mitigation processes of merchants who are not very familiar with the overwhelming fraud challenges that exist in the e-commerce space.
Increased security can easily lead to increased friction for consumers when it comes to payments. The new research report found out that while merchants are inclined towards reducing e-com fraud risks from their current levels, they are hesitant to introduce extra friction in the checkout process. Juniper Research found also revealed that one way to address this would be to include clear messaging about security checks to consumers and use automated behavioural analytics, which leverages A.I. to preserve the user experience, aka UX. The research highlighted that, merchants would need to make sure the extra layer of security checks are well justified to the user. Only then can they prevent higher cart abandonment rates while making sure they are lowering fraud risks at the same time.
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Attackers started using much more advanced modes of cyberattacks to compromise enterprises. Now most of the enterprises are facing challenges with the growing newer way of cyberattacks, where the industry is not ready yet. The quick shift towards remote and hybrid working resulted in a cyber pandemic, cybercriminals noticed great opportunities to exploit vulnerable enterprises and obtain illegal profits. Companies of all sizes suffer from ransomware, spyware, and other attacks that not only cause financial losses but also damage the brand image. The cybersecurity threat landscape has been evolving at a rapid pace. Every day we hear about companies across industries suffering cyberattacks such as ransomware, phishing, and data thefts. It is often observed that enterprises get compromised even after investing a significant amount of resources on security technologies, and more often than not, the attack is detected much after the event. Apart from the usual ransomware and phishing which appear to be the most prominent cyber threats, a lot of state-sponsored activities, snooping, and spyware continue to be big threats in the cyber world today. Secondly, the Ransomware attacks have also changed such that it not only encrypts the data but it also steals it. This combination of data theft and ransomware has fuelled the rise in cyberattacks. The way organizations were structured they were not prepared for Work From Home. They continue to face additional challenges where personal assets are being used for professional purposes and vice versa.
The pandemic and concepts like Work From Home have worsened the security challenges for all enterprises. Earlier, the antivirus solutions were capable of blocking malware and thus preventing the harm that they might cause to the system or network. Today, the attackers use much more advanced modes of cyberattacks to compromise enterprises. One fundamental shift that happened post-COVID, was enterprises are moving towards the c
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The fast-growing #digitaltransformation adoption across organisations has further accelerated with the continued pandemic and the culture of Work From Home and remote working status. Still many IT teams are struggling to ensure business continuity, while the focus was on building new IT infrastructure, cloud technologies, VPN connectors and remote access servers for uninterrupted workflow with cyber-security taking a backseat. As the cyber-security posture relaxed, organisations experienced security breaches and data losses with business revenues taking a hit. In some cases, even the reputation of the brand was at stake, with this the #cyberattack surface is continuing to grow rapidly. Analyzing and improving an organization’s #cybersecurity posture needs more than mere human intervention. With deeper involvement of AI, which includes two subsets, deep learning, and machine learning algorithms, uses behavioural analysis to better detect anomalies. With the help of these technologies, companies can respond faster to online threats and prevent them from happening in the first place. AI and machine learning are now becoming essential to information security, as these technologies are capable of swiftly analyzing millions of data sets and tracking down a wide variety of cyber threats — from malware menaces to shady behaviour that might result in a phishing attack.
Security and privacy are imperative in the new age of emerging technologies where cybercriminals are becoming more complex and sophisticated in their attacks. Cyber-attacks today are more sophisticated, frequent, intense and high in volume as several new technologies are deployed by threat actors. Threats may occur as Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, Ransomware, Social Engineering, sometimes vulnerabilities may reside in the cloud or attacks may occur due to third-party software. Malware trends and phishing trends are other kinds of attacks. AI presents many advantages and application
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World's economic output to exceed $100 trillion
As the pandemic continues to flare, the global economy is poised to stage its most robust post-recession recovery in 80 years in 2021. But the rebound is expected to be uneven across countries, as major economies look set to register strong growth even as many developing economies lag. Growth among emerging market and developing economies is expected to accelerate to 6% this year, helped by increased external demand and higher commodity prices. However, the recovery of many countries is constrained by resurgences of COVID-19, uneven vaccination, and a partial withdrawal of government economic support measures. Global economy is projected to grow at a record speed. By the end of 2021 or early 2022, we expect the global economy to revert to its pre-pandemic level of output. At one end of the spectrum is the Chinese economy, which is already bigger compared to its pre-pandemic size. On the other end are mostly advanced economies which are either service-based (UK, France, Spain) or more focused on exporting capital goods (Germany, Japan) and are unlikely to recover to their pre-crisis levels by the end of the year.
The world's economic output will exceed $100 trillion for the first time next year, as per the report from British consultancy Cebr. Global gross domestic product will be lifted by the continued recovery from the pandemic, although if inflation persists it may be hard for policy makers to avoid tipping their economies back into recession, the London-based think tank said. India is set to overtake France next year and Britain in 2023, the move will help India in regaining its place as the world’s sixth-biggest economy. Further, Cebr predicted that China will become the world's top economy in dollar terms in 2030. The important issue for the 2020s is how the world economies cope with inflation, which has now reached 6.8% in the US," sa
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Dark web, Deep web, and Surface web???
When you hear of “the dark web”, what comes to mind? Much like its name, the dark web is a “hidden” Internet, often likened to an online underworld. The dark web, sometimes called the “deep web”, is anything that’s not indexed by search engines like Google. You’ll need a special browser like Tor to access it. The dark web is the part of the deep web where criminal activity happens. Cybercriminals sell stolen data like credit cards, passwords, phone numbers, social security numbers, and more. The dark web is the hidden collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialized web browser. It is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications. While some use it to evade government censorship, it has also been known to be utilized for highly illegal activity.
The deep web rests below the surface and accounts for approximately 90% of all websites. This would be the part of an iceberg beneath the water, much larger than the surface web. In fact, this hidden web is so large that it's impossible to discover exactly how many pages or websites are active at any one time. Carrying on with the analogy, big search engines could be considered like fishing boats that can only "catch" websites close to the surface. Everything else, from academic journals to private databases and more illicit content, is out of reach. This deep web also includes the portion that we know as the dark web. While many news outlets use "deep web" and "dark web" interchangeably, much of the deep portion as a whole is perfectly legal and safe. The dark web itself, though, is not illegal. It offers plenty of sites that, while often objectionable, violate no laws. You can find, for instance, forums, blogs, and social media sites that cover a host of topics such as politics and sports which are not
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Supply chain security is critical
Supply chain security is the part of supply chain management that focuses on the risk management of external suppliers, vendors, logistics and transportation. Its goal is to identify, analyze and mitigate the risks inherent in working with other organizations as part of a supply chain. Supply chain security involves both physical security relating to products and cybersecurity for software and services. Because supply chains can vary greatly from group to group, and many different organizations may be involved, there is no single set of established supply chain security guidelines or best practices. A complete supply chain security strategy requires risk management principles and cyber defense in depth. It also takes into account protocols set by government agencies like the Department of Homeland Security or customs regulations for international supply chains.
In the Supply chain attack Cyber criminals may choose to attack a third party in order to gain access to their main target or targets. In the past, supply chain security primarily focused on physical security and integrity. Physical threats encompass risks with both internal and external sources, such as theft, sabotage and terrorism. The recent cyberthreats have risen to the forefront of supply chain security concerns. Cyberthreats include vulnerabilities in IT and software systems, like malware attacks, piracy, unauthorized ERP access and unintentional or maliciously injected backdoors in the purchased, open source or proprietary software used by organizations. Cybercriminals attack a weaker organization in the target's supply chain and use that access to meet their goals. Recently, Chinese government has ordered that its ministries stop using foreign-made hardware and software by 2022. Supply chain security touches on many areas, and will vary greatly from organization to organization. R
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India Software Market to touch $7.6B
The India software market is estimated to reach $7.6 billion by the end of 2021, as per IDC. India accounted for 17.5% share of the overall Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan and China) region software market in 2020. Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP maintained their leadership positions in the India market during the same year. Although the pandemic had a minor impact on the overall growth of the India software market, it acted as a catalyst for strong growth across some of the software segments as enterprises re-evaluated their IT strategies and took concrete steps to move toward digital business models. Digitally matured enterprises were able to smoothly navigate through the crisis and maintain business continuity and operational resilience. However, enterprises with traditional business models charted out new strategies to leverage cloud and digital to stay relevant and consistent.
According to a report, the Indian enterprise will continue to invest in technologies that will help them spur innovations to improve operational efficiency and employee productivity, and in turn, maintain business momentum. During the journey two prominent segments are emerging. There will be significant increase in the investment into Public Cloud Spending and at the same time, investment into IoT will boost 5G development. Cloud Computing helps businesses operate from anywhere, allows their staff to work from home, allows them to maintain global purchases, and introduces new types of applications that can be used in a few weeks or days. Secondly, most of the major wireless providers are in the early stages of rolling out of 5G.This growth in 5G is projected to foster innovation, and increase global consumer demand leading into the near future.
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Digital Economy to touch $800 billion
India’s consumer digital economy which was pegged at $85-90 billion in CY 20, is expected to become a $800 billion market by 2030. The digital economy includes 60% of travel, 40% of non-grocery retail, 30% of education, 25% of food and beverages services and 6% of Pharma/Grocery going through digital channels by CY30, as per the data of RedSeer. With this growth we could forecast the next wave of entrepreneurs will create innovations which will make the Indian model successful globally. During these difficult times, most of the enterprises faced the challenge that their current levels of cybersecurity are not enough to protect their endpoints and servers.
The year 2020 has started with COVID-19 and a pell-mell shift to remote work, and finished with the gut-punch of a major breach that put hundreds of organizations into frantic access-and-remediate mode. The consequences of the pandemic’s rapid shift to work-from-home — and the exponential adoption to cloud technology that it helped drive — include lesser visibility into the security ecosystem, lesser control of access points, and a larger, more varied attack surface for adversaries to target. Over the course of the pandemic, there has been an escalating number of cyberattacks designed to exploit vulnerable remote workers and people who are desperate for information about the virus and vaccine. About 52% of Indian organizations fell victim to a successful cybersecurity attack in the last 12 months. Of these successful breaches, 71% of organizations admitted it was a serious or very serious attack, and 65 per cent said it took longer than a week to remediate.
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e-com growth in India
The e-commerce market in India has been witnessing high growth during the past few years. It continued to grow even during the COVID-19 pandemic as wary consumers preferred online channels for purchases. Against this backdrop, e-commerce sales are forecasted to rise at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.2% between 2021 and 2025, to reach Rs. 8.8 trillion ($120.1bn) in 2025. According to GlobalData, e-commerce payments in India grew by 12.2% in 2020 and is estimated to register a growth of 16.8% to reach Rs 4.5 trillion ($61.5bn) in 2021.The COVID-19 pandemic has fast-tracked consumers’ transition to digital payments in most markets, a trend also seen in India. Rising consumer preference for online shopping, proliferation of e-retailers and emergence of new payment methods will continue to drive e-commerce growth in India.
E-commerce has transformed the way consumers shop in India, supported by increase in Internet and smartphone penetration, rise in digital literacy among consumers and government’s digital push. Over the past one year, despite a decline in consumer spending, economic slowdown and uncertainty caused by COVID-19, e-commerce sales continued to surge. While sectors such as travel and accommodation were affected due to lockdown and travel restrictions, a strong growth was seen in online purchases of retail goods such as grocery, electronics, and healthcare products. Leading e-commerce retailers Flipkart, Amazon and BigBasket have seen an increase in orders each month since the outbreak of the virus. To support non-cash payments, e-commerce companies are offering multiple digital payment options. For instance, in June 2021, Flipkart introduced quick response (QR) code-based payment for pay-on-delivery shipments, enabling consumers to switch from cash on delivery to UPI-enabled digital payment.
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WHF-the new normal
Organizations are thrown into a new paradigm where remote work, or oftentimes called “work-from-home”, is the standard in office culture to maintain operational and business continuity. With entire workforces connecting remotely through different devices, organizations have had to face many networking and security challenges. Now more than ever, a new network model is needed to deliver remote working that is scalable, flexible, agile, and secure. The dramatic increase in the number of remote workers and the lack of an adaptable and an agile network infrastructure to scale up and support day-to-day needs has created the demand for network resiliency and reliability. With users remotely trying to access cloud-hosted applications, on-premises applications, VoIP, Virtual desktop applications, together with SaaS applications such as Salesforce and Office365, security and performance demands skyrocket.
It is absolutely true that the transition to working from home was quite a shock. Indeed, at first, they were not sure they could be productive and questioned whether working from home would work for them. The massive network traffic volume requires modern solutions that can be “work-from-home” seamless and secure. Traditional network architecture implements manual device-by-device configurations and extremely slow remote site deployments that cannot meet modern requirements. Hence, there is a need for a resilient and reliable “work-from-home” solution and is the industry’s first to deliver SASE services and private connectivity for employees who are remote or working from home. So that the employees are able to securely connect to applications in both private and public clouds.
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"Work from home is the big factor for the customers initially when the lockdown, the whole focus of the customers towards enabling their workforce from home": Rajeev Mamidanna, Managing Director, Synoptiq Infosolutions
"Work from home is the big factor for the customers": Synoptiq Infosolutions
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Fast-track digital transformation during a downturn has created opportunities for many technology players to introduce to newer digital tools and technologies. Generally speaking, it's the technologies that have improved collaboration and transparency while prioritizing online identity security that are thriving amidst the global crisis. The Gartner report on the worldwide IT spending forecast is pretty much in line with what we hear when talking to the CIOs in Indian Industry. Coming out of a difficult year when a lot of IT spends was made on extenuating circumstances where the focus was on ensuring business continuity by providing access for remote working environments. This year will see spends on two fronts – one consolidation of the strategy and execution for a more continued Work From Home culture and second re-starting of the paused transformation projects. The role of IT is becoming more about business value delivery.
Gartner has predicted that the total worldwide IT spending is going to increase in 2021 from 3.2 Million dollars to 3.9 Million dollars. Enterprise Software is predicted to grow 8.8%.To ensure growth consistency and right focus on expenditure in the enterprise industry this data is useful. Change in IT policies, tools and with the right budget, the predicted increase in spending will certainly give the needed edge to all the organizations connected directly or indirectly to digital transformation. Due to the after effects of the pandemic, there is a necessity for companies to carefully plan their expenditure. As remote working has become the new norm. IT now will assume a “spearhead” function to achieve enterprise goals rather than being just a support player. We anticipate a larger role for IT to play in the coming years and the Gartner forecast only confirms the same.
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Most organizations switched to work from home hastily from last year due to the mayhem caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, often leaving the doors open for malicious elements to come in and infect the corporate resources. Research says nearly 3.1 million external attacks are on cloud user accounts. This data set represents companies in all major industries across the globe, including financial services, healthcare, public sector, education, retail, technology, manufacturing, energy, utilities, legal, real estate, transportation, and business services.
As work from home has increased by 5 times as compared to the pre-Covid days, cyberattacks have also surged by a whopping 300%. In most of the cases, cyberattacks were carried out by stealing user identities or exploiting the poor (or lack of) user authentication mechanisms. A report says, the US government reported a 3000% increase in identity theft attempts due to the Covid situation. The option of Biometrics-based authentication could be the ultimate solution, like usage of facial verification or fingerprint verification, that overcomes the limitations of typical OTP or push notifications-based authentication by essentially providing authentication based on “who you are”. It ensures absolute certainty before granting or denying access as hardly any tampering can be done to ‘Who you are’. However, the best practice would be continuous authentication – The way to go.
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