Increasing cyber-attacks show why stringent cyber-security laws are need of the hour
While large companies and organisations have the capital and the resources to deploy various technologies and solutions, on an individual level, the threat looms large
Nidhi Singal | January 10, 2021 | Updated 09:03 IST
India is likely to have a robust cybersecurity policy soon
Dr Reddy s, BigBasket and now JusPay, there are just a handful of data breach instances that have been reported over the last quarter, and not to mention the ones that we aren t aware of yet. Surprising it may sound but in 2019, India was amongst world s top 5 cyber-targeted nations along with US, UK, Singapore and Ukraine wherein it held the top position for three months. A growing economy and also an outsourcing hub, India is on the radar of cybercriminals.
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SAP to invest ₹500 crore to accelerate multi-cloud strategy in India
With a diverse business-to-business cloud portfolio, SAP India is focussing on addressing the demands of its local customer. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski/File Photo
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BENGALURU :
German technology major SAP SE on Thursday said it would invest ₹500 crore in India to localize and offer customers the flexibility of a multi-cloud environment. SAP will make available its multiple cloud solutions in India data centres.
“SAP’s commitment to support India’s growth vision remains a top priority, and we are determined to achieve this with deeper collaboration with our customers, ecosystem and the government, said Scott Russell, president, SAP Asia Pacific Japan. “Our investment in India is toward accelerating the nation’s digital agenda and our customers’ transformation in the cloud.
would invest Rs 500 crore in India to localise and offer customers a multi-cloud choice. Underscoring its commitment to India, SAP said in a statement it will make available its multiple cloud solutions in India data centres. SAP s commitment to support India s growth vision remains a top priority, and we are determined to achieve this with deeper collaboration with our customers, ecosystem and the government, saidScott Russell, President, SAP Asia Pacific Japan. Our investment in India is toward accelerating the nations digital agenda and our customers transformation in the cloud, he said. With one of the largest and most diverse business-to- business cloud portfolios, SAP India is a leading cloud company that is aggressively working toward addressing local customer demands, the statement said.