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Homepage > News > Finance > India shares first digital threat report for finance sector India has introduced its first-ever comprehensive Digital Threat Report, a strategic move to enhance cybersecurity across the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector. This publication underscores the importance of establishing a unified and cohesive cybersecurity framework to shield the country’s financial infrastructure from growing digital threats. The report provides an in-depth analysis of the sector’s current security posture, revealing systemic vulnerabilities and highlighting the nature of evolving cyber risks that threaten operational stability. By identifying these gaps, the report offers financial institutions a clear roadmap for improving their cybersecurity strategies and fortifying their digital defenses. “Cybersecurity is no longer an optional safeguard but the foundation of financial stability in the digital age. As India’s BFSI sector rapidly expands, securing digital transactions is not just a regulatory necessity but an economic imperative,” M. Nagaraju, Secretary, Department of Financial Services of Ministry of Finance, said in a statement.  “The Digital Threat Report 2024 for BFSI as a collaborative effort between national cybersecurity agencies and industry leaders highlights the urgency of an integrated approach – one that unifies technology, regulatory compliance, and proactive threat intelligence. It serves as a strategic blueprint, equipping financial institutions with the intelligence needed to anticipate vulnerabilities, strengthen their defenses, and build cyber resilience in an era of increasingly sophisticated threats,” Nagaraju added. Designed as a proactive resource, the report encourages organizations within the BFSI ecosystem to stay vigilant and responsive in the face of rapidly advancing cyber threats. It emphasizes the importance of anticipating future risks and adapting security protocols accordingly to maintain resilience over the long term. The report aims to equip India’s financial entities with the knowledge and tools required to outpace cyber adversaries. It supports the development of a more integrated, robust, and future-ready cybersecurity infrastructure—one that is capable…

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