Freepressjournal.In Brijesh Singh Advocates for Cybersecurity Mindset at Book Launch
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- •Brijesh Singh stresses the need for a cybersecurity mindset at a book launch event.
- •The book 'Demystifying Cybersecurity' aims to simplify complex cybersecurity concepts.
- •India faces diverse cyberattack challenges despite having a large digital infrastructure.
On June 18, 2026, Brijesh Singh, Principal Secretary of Maharashtra, emphasized the necessity of cultivating a cybersecurity mindset during the launch of Dr. Durga Prasad Dube's book 'Demystifying Cybersecurity' at the National Stock Exchange. Singh highlighted the growing importance of cybersecurity in protecting personal information and data in today's digital age. He noted that while India has a robust digital infrastructure, it faces numerous cyberattack challenges. The event featured notable attendees, including NSE CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan and former National Cyber Security Coordinator Lt Gen Rajesh Pant. Singh urged individuals to engage in writing as a means to foster understanding and awareness of cybersecurity. Dr. Dube expressed confidence that his book would help demystify complex cybersecurity processes for readers, contributing to a more informed society.
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