India is scrubbing malware off people’s phones - for free
This video is part of: Centre for Cybersecurity
India is offering free support to safeguard its citizens’ digital devices through an initiative called Cyber Swachhta Kendra. This program continuously monitors networks for security breaches, alerts users if their devices are compromised, and provides free tools to remove bots and malware.
With India’s digital economy expected to grow three times faster than its GDP and projected to reach $1 trillion by 2027-28, the rise in cyber risks is a pressing concern. In early 2024 alone, Indian security systems blocked 500 million cyberattacks, yet users still lost over $200 million to cybercrime in the past year.
Global reports emphasize the need for public-private collaborations to address the growing complexity of cyber threats. Learn how initiatives like Cyber Swachhta Kendra are leading the way in protecting personal data in this rapidly evolving digital landscape.