Rs. 300 Cr lost in AI cyberattacks on NBFCs: Why did the public learn about it from the media, not regulators?
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Summary: CERT-In has issued cybersecurity advisories, but its public notices do not identify the affected companies or disclose financial losses. The post Rs. 300 Cr lost in AI cyberattacks on NBFCs: Why did the public learn about it from the media, not regulators? appeared first on MEDIA
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