Amit Jain

2 months ago | theprint.in | Amit Jain |Surbhi Jain

Xerox’s management was unable to foresee that these buds of technologies were capable of blossoming into huge opportunities. They perhaps did not want to invest in and support anything other than the successful business of photocopiers. Undeterred by the management’s indifference, by March 1973, the PARC team had invented their path-breaking Xerox Alto. The machine incorporated a mouse and GUI a decade before mass-market GUI machines would become available.

Jan 13, 2025 | zscaler.com | Sumukh Rao |Amit Jain

Get the latest Zscaler blog updates in your inboxSubscribe SSL/TLS inspectionWith the increasing popularity of cloud SaaS applications more and more sensitive data is exchanged over the internet, as a result of this it is imperative to ensure that the data is transmitted privately and without modifications, loss or theft. SSL/TLS encryption has emerged as a clear winner and has been widely adopted by both client and server side software to ensure confidentiality of the data exchanged.

Jan 10, 2025 | forbes.com | Amit Jain

Amit Jain, finance/strategy expert, angel investor, leads Dhruva Advisors USA & USACFO, driving M&A, cross-border investments & acquisitionsOne of the most difficult parts of the fundraising exercise for entrepreneurs is negotiating the valuation discussion. It often feels like founders are stepping into a conversation where the venture capitalists (VCs) hold all the cards. VCs evaluate thousands of deals each year and have a sharp sense of market valuations.

Jan 5, 2025 | zscaler.com | Amit Jain |Sumukh Rao |Dan Hume |Dan Gould

Get the latest Zscaler blog updates in your inboxSubscribe Defending an enterprise against modern-day attacks remains an increasingly difficult challenge that requires, among other things, advanced technologies and innovative approaches for thwarting an adversary’s goals. To help address those challenges, MITRE Corporation developed ATT&CK (Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge) framework.

Dec 5, 2024 | brickacres.in | Amit Jain |Vipul Jain

12/5/2024 12:06:00 PM Gurgaon: Three men have been charged with cheating after they allegedly cheated property buyers of Rs 1 crore by posing as real estate company sales representatives. The fraudsters posed as agents of Orris Infrastructure and sold some plots on behalf of the company. This came to light after Puneet Sain, the company's representative, registered a cheating case against Gurmet Singh, Parminder from Palam Vihar, and others involved in the scam.