ET Graphics: More tools but less digital security is India Inc’s cyber paradox

Execution gaps, weak control over third-party vendors and untested plans leave firms exposed.

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Indian companies are purchasing more cybersecurity tools than ever, but many struggle to utilise them effectively when it matters. Multiple global and Indian studies have shown that while firms invest heavily in AI, detection systems and security software, most remain unprepared for realworld attacks. Execution gaps, weak control over third-party vendors, and untested response plans are leaving organisations exposed even as confidence stays high.

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From ransomware recovery to supply-chain breaches, Tanya Pandey finds the challenge is no longer buying tools but using them effectively and managing vendor risk.

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