Ask ten security analysts what they did yesterday, and most will mention the same thing: chasing alerts. Dozens of them, sometimes hundreds, most leading nowhere. The real skill in security work isn't collecting more data; everyone already has too much of that. It's figuring out which handful of signals actually matter. That's the job threat intelligence is built for.
Have you ever wondered why certain companies bounce back from attacks so fast while others take days or even weeks? Often, cyber resilience is crucial. It explains an organization's capacity to anticipate cyberthreats, react when anything goes wrong, and carry on vital operations with the least amount of disturbance.
The finance sector has long been one of the biggest targets for cyber criminals. Every day, banks, insurance companies, and fintech businesses handle thousands of financial transactions, making them responsible for protecting some of the world's most valuable data.
Online banking fraud is one of the fastest-growing financial crimes globally, and India is kinda at its epicenter. Per the data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), banking frauds worth ₹48,021 crore were reported in 2025–26, which is a staggering 46.4% rise in value compared to the prior year.
