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Dear Readers,
Greetings from SecurityLinkIndia!
Welcome to 2024 and welcome to the emerging security regime during the New Year and ahead.
Technologies are emerging and upgrading so fast, and so are the associated challenges. Following
are the few technological attentions of the year and ahead that will keep disrupting India security
market and trends:
1. Cybersecurity Focus: India, like many other countries, is likely to continue prioritizing
cybersecurity. With the increasing digitization of various sectors, there will be a heightened emphasis
on protecting critical infrastructure, financial systems, and personal data from cyber threats.
2. Government Initiatives: The Indian government is likely to introduce and enhance cybersecurity
policies and initiatives to strengthen the overall security posture of the country. This may include
regulatory frameworks, guidelines, and collaborations with the private sector. Digital Personal Data
Protection Act, 2023 has been one of such disruptions, and similar might come.
3. Digital Payments Security: With the ongoing push towards a digital economy and the
increasing use of digital payment systems, securing online transactions and financial data will
be crucial. Technologies like secure payment gateways and two-factor authentication may see
widespread adoption.
4. IoT Security Challenges: As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow, India will face
challenges related to securing connected devices. This includes implementing security measures in
smart cities, industrial IoT applications, and other emerging technologies.
5. National Security: Given the geopolitical landscape and the importance of national security,
India is likely to invest in technologies and strategies to safeguard its borders, critical installations,
and sensitive information.
6. Biometric Authentication: India has been actively incorporating biometric authentication,
especially with the Aadhaar system. This trend may continue with further advancements in
biometric technologies for identity verification and access control.
7. Data Localization and Privacy: India has been working on data localization policies to ensure
that sensitive data is stored within the country. Privacy concerns and compliance with data
protection regulations will likely drive companies to implement robust data protection measures.
8. Collaboration with Global Security Community: Given the interconnected nature of
cybersecurity threats, India is likely to collaborate with the global security community. Information
sharing, joint exercises and partnerships with international cybersecurity organizations may become
more common.
9. Critical Infrastructure Protection: Protecting critical infrastructure such as power grids,
transportation systems, and communication networks will be a priority. Security measures will need
to be implemented to prevent cyber-attacks on these essential services.
10. Rise in Cybersecurity Awareness Programs: To combat the human element of cybersecurity
threats, there may be an increase in awareness programs and training initiatives to educate
individuals and organizations about cyber threats and best practices.
It’s essential to note that these trends are speculative and suggestive, and the actual
developments in the security landscape in India for 2024 may vary. Staying informed about
government policies, industry reports, and emerging technologies will provide a more accurate
picture of the security trends specific to India in the coming years.
Till we meet next month, stay safe & happy reading!
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Contents
Interview
Report
Application/ case studies
International
Updates
Feature
Conversation with
Mikhail Zharov, Business
Development Manager, Telefire
Leading Watch and Jewellery
Retailer Adopts IDIS Video
Analytics
March Networks Secures
Groundbreaking Banking Deal
with Garanti BBVA in Türkiye
Local Italian Police Department
Reduces Park Crime by
80% with AI-enabled i-PRO
Cameras
How Traffic Monitoring System
can Help Traffic Management
Authorities
Anand Thirunagari
Country Manager, India
at Genetec, Speaks
Visual Inspection
Monitoring for Warehousing
and Logistics
Conversation with
Chandrika Behl
MD, Exhibitions India Group
India Risk Review
2024
Leveraging the Benefits
of Wearable Cameras in
Healthcare and Retail
12
54
72 - 81
58
Network camera from Axis
was Frozen Inside the Ice
61
Police Department in the U.S.
Doubles Down with Cellebrite
63
56
Dallmeier Video Solutions
at LogiMAT 2024
60
HID Wins Contract to Provide
Finland with New Driver’s
License
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