Indian banks are bolstering cybersecurity with a four-pillar strategy against advanced AI threats. Focusing on code and identity protection, AI-driven threat detection, micro-segmentation, and zero-trust architecture, lenders aim to counter AI models that can autonomously find software flaws. Plans submitted to the RBI emphasize greater control over critical software and enhanced protection of digital keys and identities, preparing for a new era of cyber risks.

Indian banks are bolstering cybersecurity with a four-pillar strategy against advanced AI threats. Focusing on code and identity protection, AI-driven threat detection,…

India's financial sector is undergoing a profound AI-driven transformation, moving beyond traditional methods to intelligent operations. AI is revolutionizing fraud detection,…

MUMBAI, June 24 : India's central bank has proposed rules requiring banks to strengthen oversight of risks tied to AI and machine-learning models, mandating board-approved…

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