Rajnish Gupta

2 months ago | dqindia.com | Rajnish Gupta |Tenable India

The Union budget 2025-26 will be announced on February 1 at a time when India stands at the precipice of AI-led transformation. With businesses, governance and daily life heavily intertwined with AI-powered digital platforms, ensuring the security of the country's thriving digital ecosystem has never been more critical. Strong preventive security measuresStrong exposure management practices are essential to proactive security.

Nov 29, 2024 | thetechstreetnow.com | Rajnish Gupta |Tenable India

26 minutes ago   expresscomputer.in By Rajnish Gupta, Managing Director and Country Manager, Tenable IndiaAs Black Friday approaches, e-commerce businesses are preparing for a surge in online traffic and transaction volume. According to forecasts of Admitad partner network, this year, Indians are expected to spend 15 to 20 percent more on Black Friday deals, fueling an overall e-commerce boom.

Nov 27, 2024 | cioandleader.com | Rajnish Gupta

As AI becomes more accessible and leverages vast amounts of data stored in the cloud, organisations are managing an unprecedented level of data sensitivity. In this AI-driven world, data is constantly in motion, fueling innovation but also introducing new risks. The ease with which cloud storage can expand allows organisations to collect and store massive datasets, but securing these datasets has become increasingly challenging.

Oct 22, 2024 | dqindia.com | Rajnish Gupta |Tenable India

Prioritising vulnerabilities with context has long been a challenge for cybersecurity teams, and it's only getting harder as the number of published Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) continues to rise. As of mid-2024, more than 30,000 CVEs have already been published, and this surge shows no signs of slowing. Cybersecurity teams in India and globally are overwhelmed by an ever-increasing flood of fragmented vulnerability and threat intelligence data.

Sep 26, 2024 | risk-academy.ru | Cyber Risks |Rajnish Gupta |Tenable India

By Rajnish Gupta, Managing Director and Country Manager, Tenable India For the third consecutive year, the banking sector ranks as the second-most breached industry globally. As financial institutions embrace advanced technologies like cloud computing and AI, they become even more attractive targets for cybercriminals, who exploit vulnerabilities in these sophisticated systems. In a PWC report, CXOs from the financial sector have identified cloud-based pathways as the most exploited attack vector.