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INDIAN COS TIGHTEN CYBER DEFENCES
The Morning Standard
|March 10, 2026
AS tensions rise in West Asia, Indian companies are tightening their cyber defences to counter Al-generated deepfakes.
IT industry body NASSCOM has warned that geopolitical crises can trigger cyber threats and disinformation.The warning comes as organisations are already grappling with a surge in artificial intelligence-driven threats, including deepfakes and identity attacks. The NASSCOM has issued an advisory to member companies urging heightened vigilance due to the worsening geopolitical situation.
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