INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Government will bring a regulation that will put onus of cyber crime reporting on affected entitiesNew Delhi: Government is coming up with a
regulation that will make organisations hit by any cybercrime incidence to disclose it before the government, minister of state for
electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Wednesday.While speaking at the launch of the IBM Security Command Centre for Asia Pacific
region set up in Bengaluru, Mr Chandrasekhar said about 100 million-odd cyber incidents have been reported by the Indian-CERT (Computer
Emergency Response Team) so far and India is reportedly the second-most attacked country as far as cyber crime is concerned."You will soon
hear in the next few days that new regulations going out there that put the onus on organisations to report these crimes and not just push
it under the carpet."It is important that at any given point, government and government agencies have absolute clarity on the threat matrix
cyberspace safe and trusted
"We are investing heavily on capabilities
The internet must be safe, trusted and open, and intermediaries that operate on the internet must be accountable to the consumers," Mr
Chandrasekhar informed.IBM India Managing Director Sandip Patel announced the setting up of the company's second Security Command Centre
prepare everyone from C-Suite through technical staff.
