World Cyber Security Forum Blogs

  x In simple terms, cyber insurance is insurance that covers the liability of a business under a data breach where sensitive personal data of the customer(s) are involved. This sensitive personal data includes credit card numbers, driver’s licenses, social security numbers, account numbers or health records. It not only covers businesses but also individuals that provide services under such businesses. Risks that are internet-based such as information privacy, information technology infrastructure, information governance liability, etc are generally excluded from traditional insurances that cover commercial liabilities. Cyber insurances provide certain coverage like first-party coverage and liability coverage. First-party coverage includes losses caused by extortion, theft, data destruction, DoS attacks and hacking whereas liability coverage indemnifies companies against losses caused to others which includes failure to safeguard data, error and omissions or defamation. There are othe

  Digital forensics is basically the process of collecting and analysing data from different digital devices for the purpose of obtaining evidence. It plays a very crucial role while establishing facts during an investigation. One of the biggest challenges faced by digital investigators these days is SSDs.  SSD stands for Solid-State Drives and it is one of the alternatives to the traditional hard disk drives. As we all are seeing that these SSDs are becoming popular day by day and they are predominantly being used as storage devices. Now, these drives use flash memory to store data and today most digital devices like laptops and phones use SSDs. The mechanism and architecture of the solid-state drives are very different from that of traditional hard drives. The architecture of the hard drive involved platters that are coated with a layer of magnetic material. It also consists of reading and writing heads which are used to access the data stored in the hard drive. The solid-state driv

  In today’s time, it has become really tough to live this life of self-isolation and still think of the future which is going to be tougher because maybe not soon but one day we all have to go out of our houses and have to work to earn money and live a life where we are at least earning a bread to eat and water to drink. But our Constitution here also succeeds all of us and has accepted technology in the best pay possible so that the cases don't file up and are heard at times.  What are Virtual Courts? A Virtual Court is one of a new kind that could be the biggest contribution under e-Courts projects that will help enhance the working of the courts that are fully burdened with lakhs of cases pending. The first time in the year 2018 it was discussed by then Justice Chandrachud when he attended an inaugural ceremony for traffic offences and it became a big success. It will not only ease the overburden on conventional courts but will be a great chance for an era. A detailed discussio

  “Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence- Carl Sagan” With the developing years, unanticipated innovation has occurred and with developing innovation fraudsters are discovering advanced approaches to carry out criminal acts with new strategies and using the cloak of anonymity. With the rising cyber-crimes across the globe, digital forensics and digital evidence have become the need of great importance. Any place you go, you leave footprints is a well-founded fact in the world of cyberspace commonly known as ‘digital footprints' as timestamps, metadata and so forth which is very important to serve the principle of natural justice. We use digital evidence such as CCTV footage or any online transaction history detail, etc. all these are highly valuable in a criminal investigation and can at as a piece of deciding evidence in the court of law. But ever thought of risks involved in it via managing these evidence though physical medium says hard disks and ever imagined what