The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Market of India (ASSOCHAM) Telangana State Enhancement Council, in response to escalating cybersecurity considerations, organised a Conference on Cybersecurity – Troubles and Opportunities. The convention, held at the Novotel Hyderabad, was built to increase consciousness about the developing dangers in the cyber market.
The meeting commenced with a heat welcome by Rambabu Boorugu, Convenor of the IT Panel at ASSOCHAM Telangana State Progress Council and Government Director & CTO of Pranava Group, who established the tone for the conversations in advance.
Shikha Goel, Extra Director Typical of Law enforcement, CID, Telangana Point out emphasized the significance of the event. Goel shared insightful studies on the rising cyber threats and stressed the urgent need for community awareness and preventive measures in the cyber area. She mentioned “Cybercrime, predicted to inflict damages totalling $10.50 trillion globally in 2025, would rank as the world’s 3rd-most significant overall economy if measured as a place. These statistics underscore the importance of awareness, avoidance, and stringent guidelines to beat cybercriminal routines properly.”
Addressing the viewers, Rama Devi Lanka, Director of Rising Systems and OSD at ITE &C Dept., Authorities of Telangana, delved into rising technologies and their feasibility for implementation in cybersecurity steps. “We require to embrace emerging systems to stay ahead in the cybersecurity realm,” she remarked.
Senior Professor M V Panduranga Rao from IIT Hyderabad presented insights into the viewpoint of IIT on cybersecurity threats and outlined the actions currently being carried out by the institute to mitigate these worries correctly.
Neehar Pathare, Tech CEO of 63 SATS, lose gentle on the most current cyber threats and ground breaking systems readily available to counter them proficiently. He stated, “Our technique is to keep proactive in determining and addressing cyber threats.” He highlighted instruments made by 63 Moons technologies these types of as 63 SATS for each individual enterprise server, CYBERDOME for community infrastructure networks, and CYBX for cellular phone safety.
The inaugural session was also attended by Manoj Kumar Padhi, Deputy Inspector Normal, Chief Team Officer (Tech), Jap Seaboard, Headquarters, Coast Guard Commander (Japanese Seaboard) Deepak Mishra, Co-convenor of the IT Panel at ASSOCHAM Telangana State Enhancement Council and Senior Vice President & Head of Cyber Defence Centre, Cloud4C and Macha Dinesh Babu, Further Director at ASSOCHAM. The meeting attracted all over 100 major CXO delegates.
