Cyber attack
After the action taken by Bharti on Pakistan’s terrorist camps, vigilance is being taken everywhere. The enemy can harm India by taking any steps. In view of this, banks from India’s stock exchange BSE-NSE have strengthened their safety network to avoid any cyber attack. Banks have also increased security in branches near the border areas. Punjab National Bank Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ashok Chandra said that we have strengthened the cyber security system. We have created a 24 -hour ‘war room’ to prevent any cyber attack. We are ready for any situation.
Customers will not have any problem
Another public sector bank official said that a cyber attack system has been implemented to face any apprehension of cyber attack. The official said that money has been filled in ATMs in the border areas, so that customers do not face any kind of trouble.
Indian stock market in alert mode
BSE and NSE have taken precautionary measures by stopping the international users’ website after India’s attack on Athekists. Giving detailed information about the decision, a BSE spokesperson said that BSE, being a ‘Critical Market Infrastructure Institution’ (MII), continuously monitors risks for domestic and international levels for possible cyber threats. He said that on the basis of such monitoring of cyber users, the website and ‘location’ are blocked for the safety of users and systems as precautionary and protective measures. The monitoring is dynamic and the access is restored by each case. It is subject to the assessment of danger.
Meanwhile, an email was sent from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) to get a comment on it but no answer was received.
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