IIM Calcutta
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The cyber-insurance vision is failing for ransomware attacks in India
The traditional form of cyber-insurance for non-ransomware attack contracts in India does not apply to ransomware attacks. Here's a look at how the cyber-insurance products are evolving
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How vedic philosophies can help managers boost security posture in Indian corporations
We hope that this story-driven philosophy will resonate with managers, C-suite executives, boards, and other employees in India and around the world, encouraging them to adhere to cyber-security best practices in a world that is becoming increasingly digital
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How insurance-linked securities can improve cyber-security in India
Indian companies are digitising their workflow and are slowly waking up to the importance of cyber-risk management. But the cyber-insurance market in India is only a small fraction of the total annual cyber-loss incurred by these enterprises. Here's how it can seek more capital and serve better with the help of insurance-linked securities
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5 ways Indian medical administrations can boost hospital cyber-security
Managerial learnings from the AIIMS cyber-attack underline the urgent need for solutions that can enable the highly vulnerable healthcare organisations in India to meet acceptable cyber-security standards
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How should regulators policy cyber insurance for Indian businesses?
Since the pandemic, businesses are waking up to cyber risk management. Cyber insurance might be the fastest-growing insurance sector in India today. This comes with a unique set of challenges that regulators and insurers need to address quickly. Here are 5 recommendations for the stakeholders
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Governance conflicts in companies: How structural overhaul can help
The corporate world, at large and in India, has witnessed a spate of governance mishaps of late. Is this because people at the uppermost echelons of the corporate world have become greedy, selfish, and stupid? Researchers at IIM-Calcutta examine the cause and offer solutions
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Why cyber-security needs to be a strategy in the infinite corporate game
A typical finite game mindset is harmful in the long run to both, sustainable ROI and shareholder satisfaction, and a robust and secure cyber-space. IIM-Calcutta proposes managerial action items for cyber-security to become an integral part of the business and competition
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Cyber-threat information sharing cooperative: Need of the hour
In a competitive corporate world, mostly driven by commercial interests, no stakeholder alone can sustainably identify and address all the cyber threats of the fast‐changing digital landscape. A cooperative becomes need of the hour to improve the overall collective cyber-resilience of the digital ecosystem
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Seven challenges against securing the systemic cyberspace in the industrial IoT age
As organisations in the growing industrial IoT space become increasingly mutually dependent on one another and contribute to growing systemic cyber-risk, here are the seven most important emerging anti-forces they face
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Seven commandments of privacy governance in information capitalist societies
There is a real need for corporations to endorse privacy management structures for their socio-technical systems, backed by strong regulatory policies, that better align with public values and sentiments about how firms should be handling raw personal data for their business gains while benefiting individuals equitably
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Behavioural Economics: Why Indian urbanites may transparently sell their data
A typical urban consumer plays a rather passive role in the value chain that transforms their data into huge monetary benefits. Here are some reasons that show why Indian Internet users will be more willing for a fair trade-off