Indian enterprises are accelerating digital transformation through cloud platforms and SaaS applications.While this shift drives innovation and efficiency, it also exposes organizations to serious and often overlooked cyber risks. Cloud misconfiguration remains one of the biggest threats. Open databases, exposed storage buckets, weak access controls, and poorly secured admin consoles create easy entry points for
1.0 Introduction Supply-chain cyber-attacks have moved from isolated incidents to systemic risk for Indian manufacturing and IT services firms. As organizations accelerate digital transformation, they increasingly depend on third-party vendors, outsourced development partners, cloud providers, and interconnected production ecosystems. This interdependence has expanded the attack surface far beyond traditional enterprise boundaries. Today, a breach at
1.0 Introduction Business Email Compromise (BEC) has crossed a critical threshold for Indian organizations. What was once treated as a cyber fraud issue is now a material business risk with direct implications for revenue protection, audit outcomes, regulatory confidence, and executive accountability. CFO fraud driven by BEC no longer exploits technical weaknesses alone. It exploits
1.0 Introduction India is at an inflection point in its cybersecurity journey. Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) has rapidly emerged as one of the most disruptive and industrialized cyber threats facing Indian corporates and Global Capability Centres (GCCs). What was once the domain of elite cybercriminals has now become a scalable, franchise-driven ecosystem-designed for speed, scale, and impact.
