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Security Chips is your go-to podcast on all things cyber security and data privacy. With our series of episodes we delve deep into the minds of cyberspace experts, as they share their amazing experiences and insights.

  1. How Boots Meet Bots to Redefine the Battlefield?

    04.11.2025

    How Boots Meet Bots to Redefine the Battlefield?

    In this episode, Lieutenant General PJS Pannu (Retd.), PVSM, AVSM, VSM, Former Deputy Chief of the Indian Integrated Defence Staff (Operations), joins Bhupesh Janoti, Senior Program Manager – Business Transformation & Security at DSCI, to discuss the future of integrated defence, where boots meet bots to enhance combat readiness. Lt. Gen. Pannu highlights the emergence of cyber as the fifth domain of warfare, emphasizing its role as a force multiplier that enhances decision-making through increased speed and precision in the information age. In conversation with Mr. Janoti, he further explores how defence agencies are leveraging advanced technologies to conduct non-contact and non-kinetic warfare, thus minimizing the cost in human lives, resources, and time. The episode concludes with reflections on the privatization of the space sector and the trend towards technology miniaturization. Lt. Gen. Pannu also offers recommendations for embedding cybersecurity into every segment of upcoming space infrastructure. Please note: The views expressed in this episode are strictly personal and do not reflect those of the Data Security Council of India. We hope you enjoy watching the episode.

    41 мин.
  2. Modern Warfare: Rise of Drones and Information Warfare

    17.09.2025

    Modern Warfare: Rise of Drones and Information Warfare

    In this episode, Air Marshal Anil Khosla (Retd) PVSM AVSM VM, Former VCAS of IAF joins Air Vice Marshal (Dr) Devesh Vatsa VSM, Advisor – Cybersecurity & Critical Technologies, DSCI, to explore how the modern warfare paradigm is evolving in the age of proliferating drones and information warfare. Mr. Khosla explains how the shift to digital-era warfare is redefining today’s war frontier, where those who lead in shaping narratives gain legitimacy and acceptance from both domestic and global players. The discussion also delves into key strategies to counter the threats of disinformation and misinformation, including credible source-based information sharing, public education, international collaboration, and more. The episode concludes with reflections on the judicious use of technology to combat technological threats as information latency experiences significant reduction today. Please note: The views expressed in this episode are strictly personal and do not reflect those of the Data Security Council of India. We hope you enjoy listening to the episode.

    29 мин.
  3. Why Businesses Need Cyber Risk Quantification?

    30.05.2025

    Why Businesses Need Cyber Risk Quantification?

    In this episode, Rahul Tyagi, Technical Advisor, FAIR Institute with Bhupesh Janoti, Senior Program Manager, Business Transformation & Security, DSCI dive into what cyber risk quantification (CRQ) really means and why it matters. Rahul explains the FAIR model and its components (CAM, MAM, TAM), how organizations can use CRQ to assess third-party risks, and whether large data sets are necessary to get started. They also explore how CISOs can align security goals with business strategy using CRQ, how companies like Netflix apply the FAIR model, and how CRQ helps translate technical threats into business risks. The episode wraps up with thoughts on implementation readiness and why even startups should consider investing in quantification early. We hope you enjoying watching the episode. Explore The DSCI-FAIR Fundamentals Certification Program: https://www.dsci.in/content/dsci-fair...

    1 ч. 2 мин.
  4. The Untold Story of India’s Data Protection Journey

    01.04.2025

    The Untold Story of India’s Data Protection Journey

    In this special episode, we sit down with Rakesh Maheshwari, former Senior Director and GC (Cyber Laws & Data Governance) at MeitY, for a rare peek behind the curtain of digital policy-making in India. Hosted by Shivangi Malhotra, Senior Associate – Policy & Privacy at DSCI, this episode dives into three core conversations: 🔹 What it’s like working within the government, shaping and navigating digital policies from the inside 🔹 The story of how India’s data protection regulatory framework has evolved over the years 🔹 The uniquely Indian lens on privacy—how our social fabric, cultural contexts, and digital behaviors shape expectations around data and rights. Whether you’re a policy nerd, privacy professional, or just curious about how India’s digital future is being designed, this one’s a must-listen.

    33 мин.
  5. The Internet Made For Us, By Us: Multi - Stakeholder Model for Internet Governance

    17.02.2025

    The Internet Made For Us, By Us: Multi - Stakeholder Model for Internet Governance

    'The Internet Made For Us, By Us: Multistakeholder Model for Internet Governance' In this episode, Samiran Gupta, Vice President, Stakeholder Engagement & Managing Director - APAC at ICANN, joins Deepika Nandgudi Srinivasa to explore the complexities of internet governance and the evolving role of the multi-stakeholder model. They discuss ICANN’s bottom-up approach, the impact of UN-led multilateral initiatives, and the debate on whether certain internet governance issues require formal regulations. The conversation also covers cybersecurity challenges and ongoing discussions on AI and Digital Governance. Tune in to gain expert insights on how a collaborative governance model ensures an open, secure, and inclusive internet.

    36 мин.
  6. India’s Cybersecurity Growth Story: Startup Challenges, Tech Surge & Opportunities

    22.11.2024

    India’s Cybersecurity Growth Story: Startup Challenges, Tech Surge & Opportunities

    In this episode of Security Chips, we welcome Mr. Dharshan Shanthamurthy, CEO and Founder of SISA, for a candid conversation with Aditya Bhatia, Principal Consultant. Together, they discuss India’s cyber growth story, fintech innovations, and his personal entrepreneurial insights of scaling up SISA over the years. Here are the key highlights from their conversation: The factors fueling India’s emergence as a global cybersecurity hub, including innovation, policy frameworks, and talent. Current trends shaping the industry. Challenges and opportunities in safeguarding India’s rapidly evolving digital finance ecosystem amidst innovations like UPI. The pressing need for collaborative interventions, stronger regulations, and advanced fraud detection mechanisms to combat financial cybercrimes. Insights into SISA’s transition from a services-based company to a product-oriented leader in cybersecurity. Strategies to elevate India’s position as a global cybersecurity powerhouse, leveraging talent and innovation. Practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs on launching and sustaining cybersecurity ventures in India.We hope you enjoy watching the episode!

    42 мин.
  7. How can OT security strengthen overall cyber security defenses? - CISO's perspective

    23.09.2024

    How can OT security strengthen overall cyber security defenses? - CISO's perspective

    We are excited to have with us Paparaju Buddhavarapu, former CISO of ONGC and ONGC Videsh Ltd, to this episode of Security Chips. A pioneer in Operational Technology (OT) security, Paparaju brings nearly four decades of experience to this hour-long discussion. With Bhupesh Janoti, Senior Consultant - Cybersecurity, DSCI he engages in a free flowing conversation, covering: - The major challenges facing OT security across critical sectors. - The cascading impact of cyber incidents. - The importance of resilience and a secure-by-design mindset in OT security. - Why a multidisciplinary approach is crucial to bridging the gap between OT and IT security. - Strategies for fostering a cybersecurity culture within organizations. - The need for continuous skill development and training for cybersecurity teams. - How integrating IT and OT strengthens overall cybersecurity defenses. - The role of emerging technologies, such as AI, in bolstering OT security resilience. We hope you’d get to learn a lot by listening to one of the leading voices in the OT security landscape in India. Enjoy the episode!

    52 мин.
  8. How a CISO manages the security of Banks and other financial institutions

    24.07.2024

    How a CISO manages the security of Banks and other financial institutions

    We are delighted to welcome Mr. Shanker Ramrakhiani, CISO of IIFL (India Infoline Finance), for an insightful discussion with Aditya Bhatia, Principal Consultant at DSCI. During their conversation, they discussed: - The challenges a CISO faces in managing security in the financial sector - The future trajectory of the BFSI over the next 3-5 years - Effective communication with board members about security strategies and initiatives - Addressing the talent shortage in core technical roles and strategies for retention - The slow adoption of passwordless authentication Enjoy the episode and subscribe to the channel to get notified about our next release!

    39 мин.
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Security Chips is your go-to podcast on all things cyber security and data privacy. With our series of episodes we delve deep into the minds of cyberspace experts, as they share their amazing experiences and insights.

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    Data Security Council of India (DSCI)
  • Годы выхода
    2023 - 2025
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