India's CERT-In warns of escalating AI-driven cyber attacks, urging organisations to patch critical vulnerabilities within 12 hours and adopt zero-trust security measures.
CERT-In has released a 38-page blueprint
May 28, 2026
05:43 pm
What's the storyIndia's top cybersecurity agency, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), has issued a warning about a new wave of artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted cyber threats.
The agency said that advancements in AI are drastically reducing the time organizations have to detect, respond to, and contain attacks.
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