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2. Top Cyber Security institute in India

3. What is Cyber Security?
The media has popularised the term "cyber security" to refer to the process of
protecting against various types of cybercrime, ranging from identity theft to global
digital firearms. These descriptions are accurate, but they do not capture the full scope
of cyber security for those without a computer science degree or experience in the
digital economy.
Cybersecurity is the process of protecting devices and services connected to the
internet from unauthorised attacks by hackers, spammers, and cybercriminals.
Companies utilize this strategy to protect themselves against scams, attacks involving
ransomware, identity theft, data breaches, and financial losses.
Nowadays, you'll notice that technology has become more important than ever before.

4. 1. Rising internet penetration in India raises the risk of cyber-attacks.
2. Attackers target online banking, digital transactions, and e-commerce platforms to
steal financial data or disrupt operations due to their widespread use.
3. Lack of Cybersecurity Awareness and Education: Many individuals and
businesses lack awareness of cyber threats and best practices, leaving them
vulnerable to social engineering attacks, phishing schemes, and malware.
4. Weak cybersecurity infrastructure: Inadequate security procedures, outdated
systems, and a shortage of skilled cybersecurity personnel leave firms vulnerable to
hacking attacks.
5. Financial gain: Hackers often steal financial information, including credit card
numbers and bank account passwords.
Causes of Cyber Attacks in India

5. Cyber Attacks Types
1. Social engineering and phishing: These attacks deceive users into disclosing
sensitive information or clicking harmful links. Phishing emails frequently
impersonate legitimate institutions (banks, government agencies) in order to trick
consumers into disclosing personal information or downloading malware.
2. Malware Attacks: Viruses, ransomware, and spyware can infect systems, steal
data, disrupt operations, or encrypt information for ransom.
3. Ransomware attacks: This type of malware encrypts a victim's data, rendering it
unavailable. The hackers then demand a ransom to decode the data.
4. Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks: These attacks overwhelm a website or server
with traffic, making it inaccessible to legitimate users. DoS attacks can disrupt web
services and result in
6. Supply Chain Attacks:
Attackers target a company's vendors or suppliers to acquire access to their
systems and eventually infiltrate the main target organization.

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