Indian cyberspace seeing incidents at higher rate than global average: National Cybersecurity Coordinator
The Hindu
The Indian cyberspace has seen nearly double the number of cyber incidents as compared to the global average
The Indian cyberspace has seen nearly double the number of cyber incidents as compared to the global average, National Cybersecurity Coordinator M.U. Nair said on November 19..
Addressing a session on ‘Aligning Technologies to Future Conflicts’ at the Synergia Conclave 2023, Mr. Nair said ransomware attack payments of nearly $1.54 billion have been made on an average over the past 10 months, which has doubled since 2022.
“These payments are just the tip of an iceberg since several of these incidents go unreported,” he said.
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Mr. Nair said the Indian cyberspace has seen cyber incidents at an average of 2,127 times during the past six months, which is much more than the global average of 1,108.
Mr. Nair said it's time for countries to rally together to contain and limit disruptive practices on cyberspace.
“There are a large number of initiatives in this direction under the UN and regional forums where nations are looking for solutions to cyberspace which is not confined to national boundaries,” he said.

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