Synclature

26/01/2025

Happy Republic Day! On this day, as we celebrate freedom and democracy, let's also champion the cause of cybersecurity to safeguard our nation's digital future.

01/01/2025

Ringing in the New Year with a resolution for robust cybersecurity! Here's to a safer, secure 2025. Happy New Year!

11/04/2024

Eid Mubarak! As we celebrate with joy and gratitude, let's also embrace the gift of cybersecurity to protect our digital gatherings. Wishing you a safe and blessed Eid!

09/04/2024

02/03/2024

Synclature participated in the three-day workshop on Cyberbiosecurity Best Practices for Vaccine R&D and Manufacturing Facilities in India. Organised by Federation of Asian Biotech Associations (FABA) and Health Security Partners, the workshop focused on understanding the cyber risks and their mitigation, strengthening cyberbiosecurity capabilities in laboratories, preparing for incidents, social engineering and implementation challenges faced by the industry.

28/01/2024

On Data Privacy Day (28th January), let's commit to safeguarding our digital footprints. Remember, our data is our story - protect it wisely. Here's to a more secure online world!

26/01/2024

Happy Republic Day! Celebrating the spirit of unity and integrity. May our digital frontier be as strong and sovereign as our nation. Here's to a secure and prosperous year ahead!

15/01/2024

Happy Makar Sankranti! As you soar high with your kites, may your digital life be safe and secure. Here's to a year of cyber wellness and joy!

01/01/2024

Wishing you a Happy New Year filled with secure connections, cyber safety and mitigated risks. Let's make 2024 a year of digital safety and success!

20/11/2022

"You may have the most trained people, but if you don't have a defined process to follow, then they may do whatever they want. You may have the best technology in place. But if you don't configure it properly, it's of no use. You may have the best technology in place. But if you don't configure it properly, it's of no use. You have to focus on all of these three things at every point of time because security is at a given point of time. Okay? If you are developing certain softwares or a website or a mobile app and you say that this is something that we want to launch. You want to test this current version and I give you a report. These are the problems in the application and then you fix them. The moment you fix them and are further developing certain things, that application has changed. Right? So it's a continuous process. Yes, there are certain constraints which you have to work with. You may be knowing the theory of constraints. So every organisation will always have three constraints. One is, they don't have infinite money. They don't have infinite people to work, which is effort. And they don't have infinite time. Okay? So you develop an app. You want to launch it. You tested it and put it out in the market. That's the reason why still get updates for applications on Google Play or Apple Store. The Microsoft version or the operating system keeps on changing because you can't wait for a perfect solution and then launch it. It has to be something that keeps on evolving. So the people, process, technology also has to keep on evolving on a regular basis. And that's how security works. Yeah, it's playing catch up at all times. But then you have to work upon it."
Nitish Sabnis

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20/11/2022

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19/11/2022

A Common Mistake in Cybersecurity

"The client normally comes to us and asks that I want my website to be tested, I want my mobile application to be tested, I want to implement certain frameworks in place. Defining the scope is of utmost importance when you talk about cybersecurity. Because the field is so huge that the client's expectations may be different. What you're going to deliver may be different. So, I would say that the common mistake which is made in cybersecurity is making assumptions. You need to have utmost clarity when you begin any assignment with the client, as to what the deliverable is, what activity you're going to perform, what is going to be the outcome of that. Whether it's an onsite activity, remote working activity. Are you going to create policies and procedures? Are you going to implement those things? Because there are different stages. In an organisation, things work on a maturity level. For example, it's a startup, five people company developing a mobile application. They don't have any information security person or may not even have any IT person in place. So their expectations would be that you help them define certain policies and procedures, help them implement what these are, help them identify what would be a good investment for security solutions, do certain audits for them. So things have to be put on paper. It should not be up in the air. That's the common mistake in cybersecurity. Anywhere you go in consulting, you should have a defined scope of work. It should not work on assumptions."

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