Monthly Archives: October 2016

Its time Private Sector should contribute to security of our prisons

In a shameful security lapse by the Jail authorities, 8 dreaded convicted SIMI terrorists have reportedly escaped from a Bhopal prison considered one of the secure jails, after overpowering and killing just one guard. The guard was strangulated in a … Continue reading

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Why Corporation Bank may face Denial of Service Charge?

A few months back, Corporation Bank suddenly changed its account numbering system and issued new account numbers to all its customers.  While doing so, it was expected that the Bank would prepare it’s systems to manage the transition by accepting … Continue reading

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Has Star TV created a Cyber Risk for our cricketers?

Yesterday (29th October 2016), there was an ODI cricket match between India and New Zealand in which we saw the Indian cricketers sporting new tea shirts carrying the names of their mothers on their back. So Dhoni wore a jersy … Continue reading

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PM Modi expresses views similar to What we said about ODRGLOBAL..

Naavi has been expressing a thought that India should work at being the Global Hub for ODR and hence the services of odrglobal.in needs to be promoted vigorously. Today IE reports the following quote from Mr Modi. “Seeking that India … Continue reading

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CISOs in Banks to be upgraded.. Will we have “Executive Director-Security” in our Banks?

RBI in continuation of its fire fighting efforts after the “Mega Data Breach” in the Indian banking system has suggested that the “CISO” (Chief Information Security Officer) in a Bank which is already a senior position is to be upgraded … Continue reading

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Beware of the “Dropped Pen Drive Attack”

If you find a pen drive in the Car Park or elsewhere, What are you likely to do? …particularly If you find it with your company sticker? In a recent survey, in the University of Illinois, 48%  of the respondents … Continue reading

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