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Tech Mahindra and Nuix Collaborate to Provide Improved Data Investigation and Cybersecurity Tools

Tech Mahindra and Nuix Collaborate

Tech Mahindra and Nuix , an Australian software company, have partnered to offer better data protection, fraud detection, and regulatory compliance solutions. The partnership combines Nuix’s AI-powered investigative and data analytics tools with Tech Mahindra’s expertise in digital engineering, cyber risk management, and artificial intelligence (AI). Tech Mahindra has partnered with Australian firm Nuix to enhance data investigation and cybersecurity solutions by integrating Nuix’s AI-powered analytics tools into its services. The collaboration aims to help businesses manage data breaches, fraud, and compliance, starting in the Asia Pacific and Japan regions. The main goal of the collaboration is to include Nuix’s Neo platform within Tech Mahindra and Nuix service portfolio. Businesses will be able to better manage data breaches, safeguard sensitive information, and react to fraud and regulatory concerns as a result, especially those in industries with stringent compliance requirements like banking, insurance, telecommunications, and government. Large amounts of structured and unstructured data can be processed by Nuix’s technologies, which then make the data searchable and actionable for legal examinations and investigations. “We will enable our clients to put in place reliable, economical, and incredibly scalable security solutions for the future. According to Harshvendra Soin, President of Asia Pacific and Japan Business at Tech Mahindra, “this partnership will accelerate our ability to deliver exceptional value, especially during critical moments like data breach incidents where rapid response is essential.” Before going worldwide, the collaborative endeavour will initially concentrate on clients in the Asia Pacific and Japan regions. Mahindra and Nuix will offer its knowledge of digital investigations and data privacy, while Tech Mahindra will assist with worldwide sales and delivery. In the wake of escalating cybersecurity concerns, the partnership is anticipated to assist both companies in increasing their footprints in regulated markets and providing more reliable solutions for handling digital evidence and personal data. Tech Mahindra and Nuix will collaborate to help businesses bolster their defences against fraud, data breaches, and regulatory risk. Through the partnership, customers will have access to some of Nuix’s most advanced data privacy, investigative, and legal solutions, such as Nuix Neo Data Privacy, Nuix Neo Investigations, and Nuix Neo Legal, which will help safeguard sensitive information (like personally identifiable information), expedite investigations, and oversee the curation of vast amounts of digital evidence for legal cases, according to Jonathan Rubinstein, CEO of Nuix.

Ghibli glam or privacy scam? Chandigarh Cyber Cell issues advisory

Ghibli

The Chandigarh Police Cybercrime Cell has warned against rising online frauds involving fake Ghibli artwork and merchandise. Users are advised to stay alert, verify sources, and avoid suspicious links or offers to protect their data and finances. The Chandigarh Police Cybercrime Cell has issued a warning about possible frauds that pose as Ghibli artwork or items. Ghibli’s artificial intelligence (AI)-generated graphics have garnered a lot of attention in the past week. According to a Cybercrime Cell statement, these crimes can take many different forms, and both authors and fans should be mindful of the possible dangers that exist in the digital realm. Cybercriminals frequently create phoney internet shops or auction platforms that purport to sell Ghibli artwork or authentic items. These websites have the potential to send fake goods, steal personal information, or vanish after a transaction. Before making a purchase, always confirm the legitimacy and authenticity of websites, according to DSP (Cyber Cell) Venkatesh. According to the DSP, who briefed on several cyber scams that may involve Ghibli, phishing emails may be sent by fraudsters posing as Ghibli news or offers. These emails may contain links to phoney social media profiles or retail locations. The DSP warned that clicking on these links could result in the download of malware or the loss of personal data. According to reports, phoney Ghibli-related competitions or prizes are frequently employed as a means of obtaining user information or persuading users to download harmful programs. Additionally, some cybercriminals pass off malware or ransomware as downloaded content (like Ghibli wallpapers or art packs), which is how hazardous software is camouflaged as Ghibli art. According to the Cyber Cell, if a person downloads the content, harmful software may be placed on their device, which might lock or steal data. Regarding identity theft, the DSP stated that cybercriminals may fabricate websites or social media profiles that pose as artists, particularly fan artists, to obtain admirers’ personal information or even to sell phoney artwork. When interacting with creators or fan communities, exercise caution at all times. The Cyber Cell advised using platforms that let users confirm their identity, including verified social media accounts, and refraining from disclosing private information, such as credit card numbers unless you have faith in the platform. The Cyber Cell provided information on how to confirm authenticity, stating that you should always make sure that websites or accounts that sell Ghibli artwork, products, or content are authentic. Report any stolen Ghibli artwork or fake goods you come across to the appropriate authorities or websites. Purchase genuine goods and downloads from reputable, official websites to avoid fraud, DSP Venkatesh said. Furthermore, it’s best to avoid falling for offers that seem too good to be true, Especially when they come from unknown websites or unwanted emails. According to the DSP, you may safeguard your work and yourself against cybercrime involving Ghibli art by remaining aware and alert.