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Cyber Incidents In India Nearly Double The Global Average
The Indian cyberspace has seen nearly double the number of cyber incidents as compared to the global average, National Cybersecurity Coordinator MU Nair said on Sunday.
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PM Modi Inaugurates Largest-Ever Global Conference On Cyber Space
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the fifth edition of the Global Conference on Cyber Space or GCCS today in Delhi, an official statement said. GCCS is one of the worlds largest conferences on cyber space.
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India To Host Global Conference On Cyber Space In 2017: Union Minister RS Prasad
India will host the fifth edition of the Global Conference on Cyber Space (GCSS) in 2017 in which over 100 countries are expected to participate, IT and Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said.
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China Says US Must Stop Cyber-Bullying
China said US is on the brink of making another grave mistake under the name of protecting cyber-security.
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China to Ban Online Impersonation Accounts, Enforce Real-Name Registration
China has repeatedly made attempts to require Internet users to register for online accounts using their real names, although with mixed success.
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Chris Gayle tops the list of 'India's most dangerous cricketer' in cyberspace: Report
While 32 infected search results were found for Gayle, 31 and 30 such links were found for Lee and Sreesanth, respectively.
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European Union launches new cyber-security plan
The plan calls on member states to set up specialised agencies to ensure the security of information networks to counter any cyber-attack.
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India setting up cyber-security architecture: National Security Advisor
The goal is to prevent sabotage, espionage and other forms of cyber-attacks, which could hurt national security.
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India under grip of cyber-attacks: Report
India is under the grip of cyber attacks and there is an obvious peak in the growth of malware on mobile devices, especially on the Android platform.
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Google's Eric Schmidt plans a private trip to North Korea
Eric Schmidt is preparing to travel to one of the last frontiers of cyber-space, North Korea.
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CloudFlare helps sheild against virtual blows in cyber-space
CloudFlare has consulted for many Wall Street institutions, yet also protects Anonymous, the "hacktivist" group associated with the Occupy movement.
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SEC left computers vulnerable to cyber-attacks - sources
SEC failed to encrypt some of the computers containing highly sensitive information from stock exchanges, leaving the data vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
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Kapil Sibal rules out changes in cyber law
Asserting that the government had no intention to control or regulate Internet in the country, Sibal said he himself had been a victim of vicious attack on the Internet.
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Kapil Sibal seeks global cooperation for cyber-security
Sibal said that an informed response to a cyber attack is critical in case of crucial services infrastructure such as telecom, energy, finance, power and e-Government.
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Legal fears muffle warnings on cyber-security threats
Regulators have limited authority to tell energy producers and distributors to fix known flaws in their equipment.
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Cyber Incidents In India Nearly Double The Global Average
The Indian cyberspace has seen nearly double the number of cyber incidents as compared to the global average, National Cybersecurity Coordinator MU Nair said on Sunday.
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PM Modi Inaugurates Largest-Ever Global Conference On Cyber Space
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the fifth edition of the Global Conference on Cyber Space or GCCS today in Delhi, an official statement said. GCCS is one of the worlds largest conferences on cyber space.
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India To Host Global Conference On Cyber Space In 2017: Union Minister RS Prasad
India will host the fifth edition of the Global Conference on Cyber Space (GCSS) in 2017 in which over 100 countries are expected to participate, IT and Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said.
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China Says US Must Stop Cyber-Bullying
China said US is on the brink of making another grave mistake under the name of protecting cyber-security.
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China to Ban Online Impersonation Accounts, Enforce Real-Name Registration
China has repeatedly made attempts to require Internet users to register for online accounts using their real names, although with mixed success.
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Chris Gayle tops the list of 'India's most dangerous cricketer' in cyberspace: Report
While 32 infected search results were found for Gayle, 31 and 30 such links were found for Lee and Sreesanth, respectively.
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European Union launches new cyber-security plan
The plan calls on member states to set up specialised agencies to ensure the security of information networks to counter any cyber-attack.
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India setting up cyber-security architecture: National Security Advisor
The goal is to prevent sabotage, espionage and other forms of cyber-attacks, which could hurt national security.
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India under grip of cyber-attacks: Report
India is under the grip of cyber attacks and there is an obvious peak in the growth of malware on mobile devices, especially on the Android platform.
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Google's Eric Schmidt plans a private trip to North Korea
Eric Schmidt is preparing to travel to one of the last frontiers of cyber-space, North Korea.
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CloudFlare helps sheild against virtual blows in cyber-space
CloudFlare has consulted for many Wall Street institutions, yet also protects Anonymous, the "hacktivist" group associated with the Occupy movement.
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SEC left computers vulnerable to cyber-attacks - sources
SEC failed to encrypt some of the computers containing highly sensitive information from stock exchanges, leaving the data vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
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Kapil Sibal rules out changes in cyber law
Asserting that the government had no intention to control or regulate Internet in the country, Sibal said he himself had been a victim of vicious attack on the Internet.
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Kapil Sibal seeks global cooperation for cyber-security
Sibal said that an informed response to a cyber attack is critical in case of crucial services infrastructure such as telecom, energy, finance, power and e-Government.
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Legal fears muffle warnings on cyber-security threats
Regulators have limited authority to tell energy producers and distributors to fix known flaws in their equipment.
