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Rishad Premji to be Nasscom chairman
11 Apr 2018
Nasscom has elected Wipro chief strategy officer and director Rishad Premji as chairman for 2018-19 and Keshav Murugesh, group chief executive officer of WNS Global Services, as vice chairman
Chinese hackers target defence ministry, other websites
06 Apr 2018
Whatever happened, in less than an hour after the defence ministry website was hacked, the law ministry, home ministry and labour ministry websites were found to be inaccessible, with error messages
Microsoft plans to invest $5 billion in IoT
05 Apr 2018
Improve information security by giving your employees more options
27 Mar 2018
Computer users at home and at work often engage in behaviours that create security risks and privacy threats, despite having a variety of security options available
The path of ransomware payments exposed
24 Mar 2018
Ransomware attacks, which encrypt and hold a computer user's files hostage in exchange for payment, extort millions of dollars from individuals each month, and comprise one of the fastest-growing forms of cyber attack
AI will gradually eat into jobs: Raghuram Rajan
23 Mar 2018
India’s cyber security chief does not trust internet banking
16 Mar 2018
India’s cyber security chief Gulshan Rai revealed that he does not trust internet banking and keeps a low balance in his account avoid fraud
Japan to hire 200,000 IT professionals this year
09 Mar 2018
GitHub hit with largest DDoS attack
03 Mar 2018
Govt backs Nasscom initiative to train 4 mn IT employees in emerging tech
20 Feb 2018
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched Nasscom’s Future Skills platform that seeks to impart new skills on IT employees to make them ready for future jobs with eight new technologies emerging
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