BEYOND AI BUZZ: HOW VEHERE IS REWRITING THE RULES OF GLOBAL CYBERSECURITY

The untold story of Vehere's bold vision for AI-first cybersecurity in a connected world.

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The past decade has seen a digital surge like no other. From Indias thriving mobile-first economy to the global shift toward cloud-native enterprises, technology now underpins every critical function of business and governance. But this progress has come with a dark shadow: cyberattacks that are multiplying in scale, sophistication, and impact.

In the first quarter of 2025 alone, organizations faced an average of 1,925 cyberattacks per week—a staggering 47% increase from the previous year, according to Check Point Research. Ransomware has surged by 126% globally, with North America accounting for over half of these incidents.

The rise of mobile-first ecosystems has only widened the attack surface. Consider this: according to the Wikipedia page on mobile security by December 2023, 5.4 million mobile cyberattacks per month were being recorded worldwide—a 147% year-over-year increase. Meanwhile, the number of connected devices is skyrocketing. IoT endpoints are projected to nearly double—from 18.8 billion in 2024 to 40 billion by 2030, per—each one a potential entry point for attackers.

The consequences are devastating. Global cybercrime costs are forecast to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. Deepfake-enabled social engineering adds another layer of risk—51% of security leaders report incidents of executive-targeted attacks leveraging AI-generated impersonations according to reports.

"Cybersecurity is no longer a back-office IT concern—it's boardroom strategy. In a connected world, the fallout from a single breach doesn't stay local. It cascades across supply chains, economies, and even national security," says Praveen Jaiswal, Founder & COO of Vehere.

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