Potential employers or customers don't need personal details like relationship status or home address. They need information about expertise, background, and contact details. Similarly, personal information shouldn't be shared online with millions of strangers. We are at a pivotal time as more devices connect to the internet to form a complex network. Ensuring security of India's cyberspace requires a collective effort from consumers, contributors, and regulators to proactively manage evolving online threats.
8. Potential employers or customers don't need to know your
personal relationship status or your home address. They do need
to know about your expertise and professional background, and
how to get in touch with you. You wouldn't hand purely personal
information out to strangers individually—don't hand it out to
millions of people online.
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12. We are at a pivotal point today as the next phase of the
digital revolution is in the offing. Cars, houses and a
multitude of other devices are connecting to the internet,
forming a complex ‘internet of things’ - the time to act is
now. Ensuring security of Indian cyberspace is a
collective effort – consumers, contributors and
regulators need to proactively manage evolving threats.
