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Bridging the AI Chasm: ServiceNow’s Kulmeet Bawa on Why Siloed Enterprises and Legacy Systems Risk Total Chaos

NEW DELHI — As global enterprises scramble to integrate cutting-edge artificial intelligence into their core operations, a formidable roadblock is quietly emerging from within: legacy tech infrastructure. According to Kulmeet Bawa, Managing Director and Global Vice President (GVP) for India and SAARC at ServiceNow, modern organizations are heavily siloed, leaving their underlying datasets and workflows […]

GR Infraprojects Faces ₹91 Crore Encashment by NTPC Amid Contract Terminations Over Force Majeure and War Risk Concerns

Mumbai: Shares of major Indian infrastructure developer GR Infraprojects Ltd demonstrated unexpected resilience on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), closing higher despite a significant corporate development involving state-run power giant NTPC Ltd. The company’s stock finished the trading session at ₹830.50, registering a gain of ₹10.85, or 1.32%, even as markets digested news regarding the […]

The Silent Risk: Why Scaling Agencies Must Evolve Beyond "Convenience" Access

In the early stages of a web development agency, operations are often defined by speed. When a team consists of two or three people, access management is frequently relegated to the status of a "habit" rather than a formal business process. It is common practice to share admin credentials because it saves time, grant company-wide […]

The Art of the Backlink Audit: A Strategic Guide to Risk Management and Disavowal

In the modern digital landscape, a website’s backlink profile acts as its reputation. Just as a business is judged by the company it keeps, a domain’s authority is heavily influenced by the websites that link to it. However, the internet is not always a pristine ecosystem. Over time, websites can accumulate "toxic" baggage—manipulative, irrelevant, or […]

Lessons for life: Why children’s data is a long-term identity risk

When we talk about cybersecurity and digital safety in the context of our children, it’s often framed in one of two ways. Either it’s about inappropriate or unsafe content – of the sort that COPPA is meant to regulate in the US. Or it’s about managing the psychological and social impacts of excessive screen time. […]

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