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Ransomware, business email compromise, CERT-In rules, DPDP compliance and employee awareness for Indian companies, schools, hospitals and startups.
No malware, no hacking of the bank. Just an email that looks right, sent at the right moment, to the person who pays the bills. How BEC work...
The six-hour rule is real, it applies to small companies, and most of them have never read it. Who must report, which incidents, how, and th...
Hospitals get ransomware because downtime is intolerable, schools get fee fraud because parents trust WhatsApp, and NBFCs get mule accounts...
Most Indian small businesses are attacked through email, a reused password and an accounts clerk under pressure. The ten controls that stop...
When customer data leaks, the first six hours decide the legal exposure and the next six days decide the reputational one. This template giv...
If a scammer can send email that looks like it came from your domain, your customers and your own accounts team are exposed. Three DNS recor...
The annual slide deck does not change what people do when a convincing email arrives at 6 pm. Here is what does, and how to measure it witho...
The salesperson who left last month is calling your customers with your price list. What you do in the next 48 hours decides whether you hav...
Ransomware at a 60-person company is a bad week, not the end, if the first hour is handled right. Isolate, preserve, report, decide, restore...
Three quotes for a "VAPT" can describe three different jobs. Here is what the work actually involves, what the report must contain, and the...