<p>Mumbai: As India becomes the second most targeted nation in the cyber threat, over 100 cybersecurity players from across the country and the world will gather in June in Mumbai to address the challenge.</p><p>“Cybersecurity is no longer a matter of choice — it is a national imperative. The threats we face today are widespread, impacting businesses, individuals, governments, and even national security," said Brijesh Singh, Principal Secretary to the Government of Maharashtra.</p><p>“Maharashtra has always led from the front in embracing digital transformation, and we are pleased to support all endeavours that prioritise security, trust, and technological innovation,” he said in the run-up to the CyberSec India Expo 2025, which would be held on June11to 12 at the NESCO Complex in Mumbai. </p>.Budding cricketer cheated by cyber fraudsters of Rs 24 lakh in Chikkodi.<p>“CyberSec India Expo will bring together global best practices and play a vital role in advancing collective resilience and protecting our digital future,” added Singh, an IPS officer of the rank of Additional Director General of Police.</p><p>CyberSec India Expo 2025 arrives at a time when India faces escalating cyber threats. </p><p> The backdrop of 'Operation Sindoor' also assumes significance vis-a-vis the cybersecurity meeting. </p><p> According to the latest report by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI), the country recorded over 370 million malware attacks in 2024, averaging 702 detections per minute. In the first quarter of 2025 alone, cyberattacks exceeded 369 million detections, with India ranking second globally in attack frequency.</p><p> Cybercrime is projected to cost the global economy a staggering $10.5 trillion annually by the end of 2025, according to Cybersecurity Ventures. India, the second largest internet user base with over 900 million users, is at the epicentre of the crisis. According to a report by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI) and Seqrite, the most cyber-targeted sectors in India were healthcare (21.82%), hospitality (19.57%), and BFSI (17.38%), underscoring the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity frameworks.</p><p> On the other hand, according to IDC, cybersecurity spending in India is also expected to cross $3.5 billion by 2025, with double-digit growth driven by regulatory pressure, growing cloud adoption and increasing complexity of cyber threats. According to IDC, the $6.87 billion cybersecurity market of India is expected to grow at 20.2 per cent CAGR to $20.48 billion by 2030. The booming cybersecurity job market too is projected to grow at 18.33 per cent to reach Rs 280 billion by 2025.</p><p>Taher Patrawala, Managing Director of Media Fusion LLC, the organiser of the event, said, “The meeting is an endeavour to fortify India’s cybersecurity ecosystem and safeguard the nation's digital future. It is set to equip leaders from diverse sectors with the tools and knowledge to effectively tackle emerging cyber threats with unwavering confidence. With crucial developments happening in the cyber defence market, the Expo is witnessing strategic partnerships with major global players like 63 SATS Cybertech, ManageEngine, Seceon, Netwrix, and other key players planning to announce key initiatives in the cyber ecosystem.”</p><p>Neehar Pathare, MD, CEO and CIO, 63SATS Cybertech says, “As warfare shifts from battlegrounds to bandwidth, cyberattacks are escalating in both scale and sophistication. It’s no longer just about personal data—every compromised device now represents a potential threat vector. The event is a vital platform to spark dialogue, exchange insights, and drive innovation toward a stronger, more secure digital ecosystem for all.”</p>
<p>Mumbai: As India becomes the second most targeted nation in the cyber threat, over 100 cybersecurity players from across the country and the world will gather in June in Mumbai to address the challenge.</p><p>“Cybersecurity is no longer a matter of choice — it is a national imperative. The threats we face today are widespread, impacting businesses, individuals, governments, and even national security," said Brijesh Singh, Principal Secretary to the Government of Maharashtra.</p><p>“Maharashtra has always led from the front in embracing digital transformation, and we are pleased to support all endeavours that prioritise security, trust, and technological innovation,” he said in the run-up to the CyberSec India Expo 2025, which would be held on June11to 12 at the NESCO Complex in Mumbai. </p>.Budding cricketer cheated by cyber fraudsters of Rs 24 lakh in Chikkodi.<p>“CyberSec India Expo will bring together global best practices and play a vital role in advancing collective resilience and protecting our digital future,” added Singh, an IPS officer of the rank of Additional Director General of Police.</p><p>CyberSec India Expo 2025 arrives at a time when India faces escalating cyber threats. </p><p> The backdrop of 'Operation Sindoor' also assumes significance vis-a-vis the cybersecurity meeting. </p><p> According to the latest report by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI), the country recorded over 370 million malware attacks in 2024, averaging 702 detections per minute. In the first quarter of 2025 alone, cyberattacks exceeded 369 million detections, with India ranking second globally in attack frequency.</p><p> Cybercrime is projected to cost the global economy a staggering $10.5 trillion annually by the end of 2025, according to Cybersecurity Ventures. India, the second largest internet user base with over 900 million users, is at the epicentre of the crisis. According to a report by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI) and Seqrite, the most cyber-targeted sectors in India were healthcare (21.82%), hospitality (19.57%), and BFSI (17.38%), underscoring the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity frameworks.</p><p> On the other hand, according to IDC, cybersecurity spending in India is also expected to cross $3.5 billion by 2025, with double-digit growth driven by regulatory pressure, growing cloud adoption and increasing complexity of cyber threats. According to IDC, the $6.87 billion cybersecurity market of India is expected to grow at 20.2 per cent CAGR to $20.48 billion by 2030. The booming cybersecurity job market too is projected to grow at 18.33 per cent to reach Rs 280 billion by 2025.</p><p>Taher Patrawala, Managing Director of Media Fusion LLC, the organiser of the event, said, “The meeting is an endeavour to fortify India’s cybersecurity ecosystem and safeguard the nation's digital future. It is set to equip leaders from diverse sectors with the tools and knowledge to effectively tackle emerging cyber threats with unwavering confidence. With crucial developments happening in the cyber defence market, the Expo is witnessing strategic partnerships with major global players like 63 SATS Cybertech, ManageEngine, Seceon, Netwrix, and other key players planning to announce key initiatives in the cyber ecosystem.”</p><p>Neehar Pathare, MD, CEO and CIO, 63SATS Cybertech says, “As warfare shifts from battlegrounds to bandwidth, cyberattacks are escalating in both scale and sophistication. It’s no longer just about personal data—every compromised device now represents a potential threat vector. The event is a vital platform to spark dialogue, exchange insights, and drive innovation toward a stronger, more secure digital ecosystem for all.”</p>