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Cyber threats a risk, but financial sector well equipped: DFS secy

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February 18, 2026

Department of Financial Services (DFS) Secretary M Nagaraju on Tuesday said cyber threats would remain a persistent risk, but expressed confidence in India’s ability to prevent and mitigate them, particularly in the financial sector.

- HARSH KUMAR

Cyber threats a risk, but financial sector well equipped: DFS secy

“Cybersecurity will always remain a threat because our lives are intertwined with the internet. But given India’s strength in the information technology sector, whenever there is a threat, we will come up with a solution — both for prevention as well as mitigation,” he said, addi

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