The need for cybersecurity in the financial services industry has never been greater. Financial Institutions (FIs) have been and will continue to be the subject of cyberattacks by adversaries of all varieties. The old adage “why do you rob banks….because that’s where the money is” holds in this domain as well.

Maya Angelou, an American poet, said “You can’t really know where you are going until you know where you have been.” Her wisdom still rings true and can be applied to how we approach many of today’s technology challenges. As real estate leverages Prop-Tech innovation to enhance the tenant experience,

Makers of Internet-connected gadgets should have to certify that their products can resist cyberattacks. After unboxing a new gadget, few people stop to consider how things could go horribly wrong when it’s plugged into the wall: A shorted wire could, for example, quickly produce a fire. A shorted wire could,

The continuous escalation of cyber threats is likely to trigger unprecedented demand for software solutions and employee training. In the past few months, a massive change in working dynamics has fueled an uptick in a kind of infection that’s not constantly in the news — the type that affects computers.

Among several things that are now a part of the new normal, work from home has become a prominent one, disrupting the corporate, SME and overall business lifestyle of millions across the globe. Even as the lockdown is being relaxed, the home continues to double up as office space for