The TripleX data-extortion group's attack on Bank of Baroda demonstrates why enterprises must treat data loss prevention as critical infrastructure. When attackers use valid credentials, only visibility into data movement can stop exfiltration.

When themes and ideas are not copyrightable, what is the future of creative originality in the age of AI-generated content? The widespread circulation of Ghibli-style imagery raises urgent questions about protecting artistic integrity.

Despite the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, India's medical education system continues to exclude talented students with disabilities. Assistive technology is the missing enabler that can bridge this gap.

India has built a world-class digital backbone, but true sovereignty requires domestic control over encryption keys, recovery systems and supplier chains. The gap between infrastructure ambition and operational discipline is where policy attention must now turn.

On Zoom's 15th anniversary, founder Eric Yuan shares 15 convictions on how AI will reshape work over the next decade, arguing the transformation will be more human-centred, not less.

Cyber resilience shifts organisational focus from merely preventing breaches to ensuring rapid recovery and business continuity when defences fail. The true measure of security lies in how effectively an organisation responds during and after an attack.

Digital health platforms are enabling wider access to lymphatic drainage therapy in India through telemedicine consultations and health monitoring applications. The specialised treatment requires qualified practitioners but benefits from technology-enabled patient education and care coordination.

As crowdfunding becomes central to India's philanthropic ecosystem, platforms must prioritise data privacy to maintain donor and beneficiary trust. The DPDP framework reinforces that privacy is no longer optional but essential.

India's electric vehicle ambitions depend on three critical pillars: scalable charging infrastructure, domestic semiconductor manufacturing and uncompromising battery safety standards.

AI is becoming the invisible coordination layer of the enterprise, shifting work from manual navigation to goal-based execution. For CIOs, the mandate changes from managing systems of record to orchestrating intelligent coordination across the stack.

As India's public sector embraces cloud, 5G and AI-driven systems, traditional perimeter-based security no longer suffices. Zero Trust offers a framework where every access request is verified, regardless of origin.