Hardware risk is no longer theoretical. It is operational. Organisations rely on servers, network devices, endpoints, IoT equipment, and specialised
CBOM is quickly becoming a topic of serious interest for security leaders. Not because it is another framework to manage.
Software supply chain attacks continue to challenge financial institutions. Many teams now operate large application stacks built with open-source libraries,
As software supply-chain risks continue to rise, regulators in India, particularly the SEBI, the RBI and the CERT-In are demanding
India’s financial sector is moving towards deeper supply-chain transparency. Banks, NBFCs, exchanges, brokers and fintechs now face growing expectations to
India has taken a significant step to boost transparency and resilience in its software supply chain. With CERT-In, SEBI and
Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) Report provides a structured view of all software components, dependencies and risks. Without it, organisations
In the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector the software supply-chain is increasingly complex. Legacy systems, third-party libraries, open-source
Regulated entities (REs) in the Indian securities ecosystem must align with SEBI’s CSCRF and establish a software-supply-chain visibility programme. A
