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Global Cybersecurity Association launches GCA Index

| @indiablooms | Feb 14, 2024, at 12:13 am

The Global Cybersecurity Association (GCA), a dedicated non-profit body, announced the launch of ‘GCA Index’ at  a conference in  New Delhi titled “Empowering Cybersecurity: Bringing youth, industry citizen & government on a common platform”.

This first-of-its kind Index will serve as a go-to reliable resource, offering insights into various use cases and highlighting products, services, and solutions available in the market. 

The GCA aims to become India's premier cybersecurity advocate by providing reliable resources to individuals and organizations on all aspects of cybersecurity threats, and its protection through various tools.

It also hopes to empower individuals and organizations to help navigate this dynamic and critical aspect of digital security with confidence.
After all, 76 crore citizens and an average of 40 crore average e-transactions are happening on a daily basis.

Speaking at the launch of ‘GCA Index’ event, Gulshan Rai, Former National Cybersecurity Coordinator and Former DG, CERT-In said, “India has been successfully ranked at the 10th position since 2021, however, with the Global Cybersecurity Association (GCA) coming into place, we further expect to better our rank. To do this, we need to address the critical issue of managing the interface of IT and OT in the near future. If we do not act now, we will not be able to manage the ever-burgeoning cyber threats. This is a collective responsibility and GCA will be the guiding light for the government and citizens together making India cybersecure. The launch of ‘GCA Index’ marks the first step towards us becoming cybersecure."

Rajeev Bhadauria, Advisor, Reliance ADA Group added, “Humans still have paleolithic emotions, the institutions are stuck in medieval times, and we have to face God-like technology. Therefore, GCA comes in at the right time because it has to fight this God-like technology with love, wisdom, and prudence. Cybersecurity is not something new, and we have had plenty of developments, currently we are looking at the advent of Gen-AI, the threat has become bigger.”

On the occasion of the announcement, Manoj Bhale, President, Global Cybersecurity Association said “Building a secure digital India demands collective experience and action. Through accessible resources, collaborative forums, and the GCA Index, we strive to equip stakeholders with the tools and knowledge needed to combat cyber threats head-on.” 

Roopali Mehra, Member of Governing Council, Global Cybersecurity Association emphasized "India's digital journey brings immense opportunities, along with vulnerabilities. The GCA stands as a sentinel, fostering awareness and enabling informed cybersecurity decisions for all. We are the bridge between knowledge and action, empowering Digital Naagriks and Experts to become the active defenders of our digital borders.”

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