India: Security

On October 21, 2025, OpenAI unveiled its AI-powered web browser name ‘Atlas'. Similar to Perplexity's Comet browser which was launched in early October, Atlas is OpenAI's offering of Artificial Intelligence (hereinafter referred to as ‘AI') powered browser which allows users to browse the internet through prompts instead of clicking on links.

In October 2025, a communication platform with over 200 million active users worldwide disclosed a significant data breach that originated not from its own systems, but from a compromised third-party customer service provider

At the heart of India's digital journey lie three interconnected pillars shaping its future. AI Innovation → Encouraging growth of AI technologies through missions like IndiaAI Mission...

The increasing adoption of cloud services among Indian businesses is being fueled by the demand for scalability, operational adaptability, and the push for digital transformation.

The 2025 Rules mark a significant step forward in India's approach to telecom cybersecurity, demonstrating a clearer regulatory intent and a more structured compliance architecture...

On May 08, 2025, Reserve Bank of India (hereinafter referred to as RBI) issued consolidated guidelines on digital lending by Regulated Entities (hereinafter referred to as RE) to streamline various regulatory instructions...

AI often requires large datasets, which can include personal or sensitive information about individuals (customers, employees, etc.). Using such data without proper safeguards exposes the company to privacy violations.

Implementing AI at scale can be complex. Here are the top ten considerations enterprises should keep front-of-mind to improve the chances of a successful and sustainable AI adoption...

In a world where innovation decides market leaders, Global Capability Centres (GCCs) have quietly become the powerhouse behind transformation for global enterprises.