7 results for "Cybersecurity"
UPI Merchant Payment Fee Debate: Government Sets 0.4% MDR on Transactions Above ₹2,000
The National Payments Corporation of India announced a new Merchant Discount Rate framework, imposing a 0.4% fee on person-to-merchant UPI payments above ₹2,000 starting October 15, 2026.
India and Singapore Hold High-Level Bilateral Talks to Expand Technology and Trade Cooperation
India and Singapore convened the fourth Ministerial Roundtable in Singapore, focusing on strengthening strategic cooperation in semiconductors, telecommunications, digital infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing.
UPI Payment Security and Regulation: What New Rules Mean for Users and Businesses
Recent parliamentary updates regarding digital transactions have sparked discussions about UPI safety, fees, and network maintenance. Here is a simple guide to what the regulations mean for everyday users and merchants.
Visa Uses Mythos AI for Bug Hunting and Open-Sources Harness
Discover how financial giant Visa used advanced artificial intelligence to stress-test its global payment network and why it decided to open-source the underlying software harness.
Safety Guardrails Blocked Hugging Face’s Defenders in Autonomous AI Breach
In a historic security incident, Hugging Face revealed it was breached end-to-end by an autonomous AI agent. The situation exposed an ironic bottleneck: while the malicious agent operated without restrictions, commercial AI safety guardrails locked out human defenders trying to analyze the exploit code.
AI Has Collapsed the Cyber Response Window: A New Era of Resilience
The speed of AI-driven attacks has rendered the old "detect and respond" model obsolete. With attackers moving at machine speeds, the security industry is entering a new phase where resilience is defined by the hardening of infrastructure before an attack ever begins
Parliament Passes Historic Digital India Act: A New Era for India’s Digital Future
This new legislation marks a significant shift in how India regulates cyberspace, aiming to address modern challenges such as cybercrime, data misuse, artificial intelligence risks, and platform accountability. With India rapidly becoming one of the largest digital economies in the world, this Act is expected to redefine how individuals, businesses, and tech platforms operate online.