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The emergence of cyber security startups has continued unabated, as entrepreneurs vie for corporate customers seeking new technologies to battle ever increasing, innovative attackers. The expertise of these new organizations range from various improvements to encryption products to analyzing the wealth of security-incident data, gathered from networks to gear, that detects potentially malicious wireless activity of Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

 

But is expertise with a killer idea the only success criteria? Organizations in this space have increased substantially over the past few years. Of these, those which started from incubation centers in academic institutions have been able to self-sustaining a very short span of time. Others have grown and reached out to different geographies with their products and  captured a significant market share, while the rest did not see the light of the day.

 

Various features such as scalability of existing capabilities and the ability to diversify the array of solutions offered to the stakeholders, holds the key to the survival and expansion of Security Product companies. Innovation to meet the market demand in efficient and effective manner is another critical factor for the success of some of the organizations.

 

Curiosity raises a question as to  why something works and the other doesn’t? What are the key drivers and factors for success?

 

Budding entrepreneurs when embarking on this journey, may find the panel’s deliberation on these questions and valuable experience sharing, extremely insightful and beneficial.

  

Ashish Tandon, CEO, Indusface, Bikash Barai, Cigital, Dhruv Khanna, CEO, Data Resolve participated in this discussion. The discussion was moderated by Vinayak Godse, Senior Director – Data Protection, DSCI at the Annual Information Security Summit (AISS) 2015.

 

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Internet is a key engine for economic and socialdevelopment today. It is not just about communication now, but it is about business,governance and innovation. The contribution ofmobile phones as the main Internet access point in rural India has grown to 60%in 2015.

In this session, panelists have discussed on the challenges that online intermediaries face as they work towards securing a trustworthyenvironment for transactions and information sharing.

Mr. Murugavel Janakiraman, CEO,Bharat Matrimony, Mr. Sumit Somani, Sr. Manager, PayTM, Mr. Sandip Beri, Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Mr Ashish Chandra, General Counsel, Snapdeal participated in this discussion. This discussion was moderatedby Ms. Bishakha Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, NASSCOM in Annual Information Security Summit, 2015.

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Companies are

hiring professionals to help them decode the challenges related with data

collection and privacy. Customers are lobbying behind organizations to be more

transparent in the way their information is managed and secured. Regulatory

bodies are also realizing the need to provide adequate protection to consumers

to safeguard their privacy. This raises many questions for enterprises and individuals

around the privacy as profession. This session discusses all the aspects for

privacy profession from Drivers, Skills required, Curriculum, Certifications to

Job roles and Salaries for the privacy professionals. Original session was

recorded on 16-December-2015.Mr. Trevor Hughes, CEO, IAPP (via Skype),  Prof. Ponnurangam K., IIIT Delhi, Mr. Satyanandan

A., Associate VP–Risk Management & Data Privacy Officer, Bharti AXA General

Insurance, Mr. Rakshit Dhamija, CISO & Director – IT Admn., iGate Global

Solutions participated in this

discussion. This discussion was moderated by Mr. Mr. Abhishek Bansal, Principal Consultant,

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Identities and credentials are a primary target for

hackers and criminals. The capability of Legacy IAM systems to effectively

address the constantly evolving requirements of today's mobile and cloud-based

environments is limited. Organizations need to approach identity,

security and compliance from a holistic perspective, and adopt solutions that

are as agile.Mr.

Pankaj Dikshit, SVP (IT), GSTN, Mr. Sudeep Das, SE Manager – India & SAARC,

RSA & Mr. Mitesh Thakkar, CEO, Adoroi participated in the discussion. The

discussion was moderated by Mr. Ashutosh Jain, CISO, Axis Bank in Annual

Information Security Summit, 2015 in New Delhi.Please use RSS feed link in iTunes and other Podcast players to get this podcast on your phone- RSS feed link:http://podcast.dsci.in/feed/

Machine learning is now driving the transition

of the machines from decision supporting age to self-deciding age. It’s

increasingly advocated for security as the number of permutations and

combinations and contexts that are required to take security decision are

increasing multi-fold. Many security solutions are now talk of AI capabilities.

It’s said that this revolution will severely affect the rise of security

profession. Would it hamper the numbers projected to emphasize the rising

security skill demand? Would it also impact the existing professionals? This

special feature of the AISS would delve into the trends of security automation

to evaluate how it will impact the security profession.David Shearer, CEO, ISC2, Shrikant Shitole, MD, Symantec India and Sapan

Talwar, Head IT Security, Adobe participated in this discussion. This discussion was

moderated by Vinayak Godse, Senior Director, DSCI in Annual Information

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Despite state

of art security solution deployments, today many organizations such as Target,

Sony, Office of Personnel Management, and Home Depot are still getting

breached. Concept of “Cyber Kill Chain” entails to intelligent defense of the

network, charting tendencies, recording statistical anomalies via latest

intrusion detection technologies. An Intrusion centric concept with major focus

on malware detection and prevention. This session discusses what an

organisation should do to protect their crown jewels. Original session was

recorded on 16-December-2015.Mr. Alok Vijayant, Director –Cyber Security Operations, NTRO,

Mr. Gigi Joseph, CISO, BARC, Mr. Amit Sharma, Addl. Director, DRDO and Mr.

Samarendra Kumar, GM –Group IT Security, InterGlobe Technologies participated in this discussion. This discussion was moderated by Mr. Sameer Ratolikar, CISO, HDFC Bank, in

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