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When SMEs think about cybersecurity failure, they picture a breach. A ransomware attack. Data stolen. Systems locked. But in reality, most SMEs fail cybersecurity long before any attack occurs . They fail quietly — through assumptions, gaps, and lack of preparation. And by the time an incident happens, the damage is already baked in. The Real Failure Happens Before the Breach Most cyber incidents don’t succeed because attackers are sophisticated. They succeed because business

For many Indian SMEs, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act), 2023  still feels abstract — something for large tech companies or heavily regulated enterprises. That assumption is risky. If your business collects, stores, processes, or shares any personal data  — customer details, employee records, vendor contacts — the DPDP Act applies to you. And unlike earlier data protection conversations, this law comes with clear obligations, enforcement powers, and financia

Many small and mid-sized businesses believe cyberattacks are a “big company problem.” “We don’t have valuable data.” “We’re not a known brand.” “Hackers won’t bother with us.” Unfortunately, this assumption is exactly what makes SMEs prime targets . In 2025, being “too small to be hacked” is no longer a shield — it’s a liability. 🚨 The Reality: Hackers Don’t Target Brands, They Target Weaknesses Modern cyberattacks are not personal or manual. They are automated . Attackers u

Artificial Intelligence tools have quietly become part of everyday work in small and mid-sized businesses. From writing emails and analysing spreadsheets to customer support and coding, AI is boosting productivity across teams. But there’s a problem most SMEs haven’t thought through. AI adoption is happening faster than security controls. And that gap is creating real, often invisible risks. AI Is Already Inside Your Business - Whether You Approved It or Not Employees today

Introduction India’s cybersecurity market is growing rapidly. New tools, platforms, and vendors enter the ecosystem every year. Yet despite this explosion of products, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) remain more vulnerable than ever . Recent threat and market reports reveal a paradox: SMEs are surrounded by cybersecurity products — but still lack basic protection. This gap is not about technology availability. It’s about clarity, prioritisation, and execution . A Crowded

As cyber risks increase across India’s financial ecosystem, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI)  has made cybersecurity a critical compliance requirement for insurance brokers. Cyber audits are no longer optional or a one-time exercise. They are a mandatory, recurring obligation —and failure to comply can result in penalties, regulatory scrutiny, or even suspension of operations. This blog explains what IRDAI expects , who it applies to , and h

For many small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), cybersecurity feels overwhelming. There’s constant talk of advanced tools, AI-driven defenses, and enterprise-grade platforms — all of which sound expensive and out of reach. Here’s the truth most SMEs need to hear: Most cyber incidents don’t happen because businesses lack expensive tools. They happen because basic cyber hygiene is missing. The Myth: “Good Security Is Expensive” A common misconception is that strong cybersecu

For years, small and mid-sized businesses believed cybersecurity was optional — something only large enterprises needed to worry about. After all, why would a hacker bother targeting a small business with limited data, limited funds, and limited visibility? But 2025 has changed that thinking entirely. Today, the biggest financial risk many SMEs face isn't adopting cybersecurity. It ’s ignoring it . 1. Cyberattacks Are Cheaper to Launch — and More Expensive to Recover From Mo