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Kaspersky predicts rise in cyber espionage for India in 2022

Kaspersky considers APAC region as among hottest targets in the world for cyberattacks, for reasons including rapidly increasing usage of digital technologies matched by lack of awareness

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India is among the top five targets for cyberattacks in the APAC region, particularly security breaches that involve cyber espionage, said cybersecurity and digital privacy company Kaspersky.

The findings are part of Kaspersky’s latest ‘Cyberthreats to Financial Organizations in 2022’ report.

Kaspersky considers APAC region as among the hottest targets in the world for cyberattacks, for reasons including rapidly increasing usage of digital technologies matched by a proportional lack of awareness regarding cybersecurity, as well as limited resources deployed towards mitigation.

Based on its data and advanced cyber-intelligence through various reports on cybersecurity, it has found India making it to

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