Cyber Security
Our comprehensive cyber security services not only help businesses to assess, build and manage their cyber security capabilities, but also enable them to respond to incidents and crises.
Industry Focus
IT/ITeS & Other Service Organisation
In 1995, European Union issued a directive called EC 95/46. The directive was to be adopted by every country independently depending on their local practices. The European Commission has now decided to consolidate all country requirements/ practices into one single regulation which is called EU General Data Protection Regulation. The key difference between a directive and a regulation is that the regulation uniformly applies to all countries without any change.
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Healthcare
As healthcare companies outsource more business functions and connect their systems with hundreds of organisations across the healthcare spectrum, more parties get exposed to Personal Health Information (PHI) and the task of protecting it becomes more complex.
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Banking
Since 2010, Banks in India have rapidly adopted newer technologies and digital channels, with the underlying objective of increasing footprints and revenues. We have also seen customer preferences shift towards digital platforms.
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Industrial Control Systems
Operations technology (OT) is the term used in industrial operations and it comprised of control systems, networks and other industrial automation components that controls physical processes and assets. Control systems are at the heart of the nation’s critical infrastructures, include electric power, oil and gas, water and wastewater, manufacturing, transportation, agriculture and chemical factories.
Find out moreCyber security threats today have become increasingly sophisticated and complex. Organisations, however, have not been able evolve at the same pace. As they move ahead and embrace new technologies without fully comprehending the implications these have on the entire enterprise, they are rendering themselves susceptible to an array of cyber security threats.
In the wake of increased incidents and heightened regulations, corporations and government agencies are struggling to safeguard their data and networks; a push that is catalysing the growth of cyber security solutions and technologies.
PwC India provides comprehensive cyber security services, which not only help businesses to assess, build and manage their cyber security capabilities, but also enable them to respond to incidents and crises.
Our services
- Strategy, governance & architecture
- Active defence service
- Security implementation
- Threat & vulnerability management
- Risk & compliance
- Incident management
- Managed services
- Identity & access management
Our publications
Creating cyber secure smart cities
At a privacy crossroads
The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018
An overview of the changing data privacy landscape in india
Securing the nation’s cyberspace
Securing the cashless economy
Aadhaar Act, 2016: Enabling businesses by leveraging Aadhaar
PCI DSS v3.2: Are you prepared?
Demystifying the EU General Data Protection Regulation
EU GDPR: are you ready?
Privacy in the data economy
Building confidence in your payment ecosystem
RBI's circular on Cyber Security
Invading privacy: Cyber crimes on the rise
Spotlight on: Cyber security
Protecting interconnected systems in the cyber era
Managing cyber risks in an interconnected world: Key findings from The State of Information Security Survey 2015
Global State of Information Security Survey: Telecommunications
Blogs
Seven Cyber security trends that India will witness in 2019: PwC’s forecast
India’s cyber security landscape is going through an interesting phase as businesses are keenly looking at innovative tools to protect themselves from cyber attacks and threats.
Decoding the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018, for individuals and businesses
We believe that an understanding of the true essence and flavour of the draft of the Indian Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018, and the Srikrishna committee report requires one to invest time. We discuss our views and perspectives in this article.
GDPR: What it means for individuals and consumers
The EU GDPR is designed to harmonise data privacy laws across Europe to protect and empower all EU citizens’ data privacy and to reshape the way organisations across the region approach data privacy.
GDPR: What it means for Indian businesses
For the Indian IT industry to continue to do business in Europe, it needs to comply with the GDPR. In the event of non-compliance on the part of Indian companies, the GDPR imposes a penalty of 20 million EUR or 4% of a company’s global turnover.
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