Tata Technologies It has been confirmed that some IT services have been temporarily suspected as a result of a Rainsware attack. The company said all the affected services have now been restored.In an official statement, Tata Technologies said, “Some IT services were temporarily suspended and now restored. Our client delivery services have not been fully active and affected.”

The company added that a detailed investigation is underway with the experts to determine the main reason and implement the necessary measures. “We are committed to the high quality of security and data protection and are taking all necessary steps to reduce any potential risks.” No additional details were disclosed about the attack.

Demand an investment of 4.0 hikes in the industry

In a related development, Tata Technologies has emphasized the need for maximum investment in optical measures to prepare India’s workforce for industry 4.0. This came when the company shared its recommendations before the union budget.

The CEO and MD Warren Harris highlights that India needs policies to achieve the vision of a $ 5 trillion economy that is in innovation, investment in emerging technologies, and “in India, India and the world. For “Encourage product development.

Harris emphasized the role of smart manufacturing, artificial intelligence, digital change, and software plays in driving growth. He called for government support through concessions for research and development, development, development, and infrastructure improvement. “We suggest that the Industry 4.0 has been allocated towards the upscling measures, which has created a future -developed manpower that is capable of specializing in modern technologies such as AI, IOT, and CyberScure.” Harris narrated.

What are the ransomware attacks?

Renasmare is a type of malicious software (malware) that encrypted the affected people’s data, in which the attackers demanded pay to restore files and network access, or “ransom” – According to the CyberScript firm mob strike, this type of attack has become rapidly commonplace as a form of extortion.

Recent reports have highlighted the rise in renomware incidence. A cyberpace report revealed a 55 % increase in rhenomware cases in 2024, with 98 recorded events compared to 63 last year. Specifically, India, Asia is second for Rainsware attacks in the Pacific and Japan region, with the manufacturing sector the most target.

A report of the Z Scaler threats identifies the manufacturing industry, which is targeted by 28.89 % of renamware attacks, followed by departments such as healthcare, technology, pharmaceuticals and financial services, maintaining each major violations. Yes.