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Deepfakes, Voice Cloning and AI Phishing: Next Generation of Cyber Threats in India
Deepfakes, Voice Cloning and AI Phishing: Next Generation of Cyber Threats in India
Deepfakes, Voice Cloning and AI Phishing: Next Generation of Cyber Threats in India
Deepfakes, Voice Cloning and AI Phishing: Next Generation of Cyber Threats in India

Deepfakes, Voice Cloning and AI Phishing: Next Generation of Cyber Threats in India

Introduction: Industrialization of Deception in Digital India Rapid expansion of India’s digital economy has widened the corporate risk surface. Cybercriminals have transitioned from amateur phishing emails to automated, industrial-scale social engineering campaigns. Powered by Generative AI, the next generation of cyber threats – predominantly deepfake videos, AI voice cloning, and hyper-personalized AI phishing – is

AML Compliance in India: How Banks and Fintech Companies Can Detect Financial Crime More Effectively

Executive Summary Financial crime is becoming increasingly difficult to detect as criminals exploit digital payments, mule accounts, layered transactions and interconnected financial ecosystems. In India, AML compliance associates with the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), applicable rules, KYC framework of RBI and reporting obligations to the Financial Intelligence Unit–India (FIU-IND). Yet effective compliance requires

How RBI and CERT-In are Reshaping Cybersecurity Operations in India – What CISOs Must Do Next

Executive Summary Regulatory Expectation What It Means for CISOs CERT-In: Report specified cyber incidents within 6 hours Incident response processes must be rapid, repeatable and well documented. RBI: Operational resilience Security operations should support uninterrupted delivery of critical business services. Continuous Monitoring Centralized visibility across users, endpoints, applications and networks is essential. Threat Intelligence Contextual

DPDP Act Compliance Checklist: What Indian Businesses Must Do to Protect Personal Data

Executive Summary India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 [1] marks a significant step in strengthening data privacy and accountability. Compliance is no longer just a legal obligation – it is a business imperative that requires governance, cybersecurity and operational discipline. This practical checklist highlights the key actions Indian organizations should take to protect