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60% of Indian computers are vulnerable: Avast CTO
News:
- With Increasing Internet penetration in the country, India can follow Japanese way to prevent cyber attacks.
Important facts:
- To put its IT infrastructure under a protective shield, Japan last year brought stringent regulatory mechanism.
- India can also follow the same consider the growing internet penetration in the country.
- Country wise figures:
India:
- Over 60% of the personal computers in India were vulnerable to cyber crimes.
- As per the figures around as 18% of routers, 17% phones, 14% printers, 25% network associated storages, 4% security cameras and 2% media boxes too were vulnerable to threats in India.
Japan:
- In comparison, only 9% of personal computers, 3% phones, 25% of routers, 16% of printers and 23% of security cameras in Japan were under threat.
Hong Kong:
- In Hong Kong, about 45% of personal computers were vulnerable to cyber attacks.
China and Singapore:
- The percentage for China, the U.S. and Singapore were 39%, 38% and 33% respectively.
- Precautionary measures:
- Most countries are taking precautionary steps with respect to hardware devices.
- Government –enabled regulations can prevent cyber crimes with the growth of Internet of Things (IoT).
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) will play a key role in IoT safety.
- In future, AI will identify malicious and legitimate behaviour.
