Cybersecurity Summit: Mumbai

As organizations are returning to the earlier trend of working from the office, the challenge for security teams in stopping cyberattacks and breaches in 2022 continues, providing no respite for the weary. The recent directives from India's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) to the organizations to report breaches or any incident within six hours of discovery have put more pressure on the enterprises to reset their cybersecurity strategy.

As we progress into 2023, which is just a quarter away, CISOs from the region have the daunting task of building a cyber-resilient enterprise against the backdrop of the continuously changing threat landscape. The race now is against complexity, time, intelligence, speed and accuracy. India's policymakers and regulatory bodies articulate that we live in an AAJA world - Asthirata, which means volatility or a high rate of change; Anishchita, which means uncertainty and lack of clarity about the present and the future; Jatilata, which means complexity concerning multiple factors that impact critical decisions; and Aspashtata, which means ambiguity about the unprecedented and challenging times in the industry. Against growing chaos, what conversations do the security teams need to have, and what priorities and initiatives need to be established to tackle the threat challenges in 2023?

To gain insights into how to address the present challenges and use the right technology and frameworks, attend ISMG's cybersecurity summit as the global and regional cybersecurity thought leaders discuss critical aspects of cloud security, C-suite debate on the state of cybersecurity, data security and privacy, cryptocurrency, risk management, digital payments security, quantum threat to security, IoT, identity and access management, supply chain threats, and more. ISMG's events provide actionable education and exclusive networking opportunities with peers and subject matter experts. CPE credits are also available to all summit attendees .