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The figures revealed by CERT-In are a good indicator of the overall cybersecurity situation of the country, and as it stands, the situation looks...
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The figures revealed by CERT-In are a good indicator of the overall cybersecurity situation of the country, and as it stands, the situation looks...
Previously, the Defence Ministry had stated that it had no dealings with the Pegasus-proprietor NSO Group; however, this does not extend to other government...
The tri-service agency has at least 1,000 personnel and will set up units across the country; meanwhile, the government is also looking to implement...
Since the onset of the pandemic, the deployment of attendance-registering systems equipped with facial recognition technology has been on the rise in India. Facial...
The Pegasus controversy has continued to disrupt the proceedings of both houses with the Opposition demanding a debate and impartial probe into the matter....
India is witnessing a trend in the deployment of facial recognition technology in public spaces despite research showing that the technology is biased and...
The figures provided by the minister gain significance in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent migration to online classes. Over 2.96...
The ministry’s response comes at a time when several Indian parliamentarians are demanding a probe into the reported use of Pegasus to surveil politicians, journalists,...
The ministry also responded to a parliamentary question on FIRs filed against Twitter and clarified that it has no plan to block any social media...
Although the data collected by surveillance systems will be stored only for 30 days, people in railway stations might not even be aware that their facial...
