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institutions in are the biggest target of , Business Standard reports, citing a report by a Singapore-based AI-driven digital risk firm CloudSEK.

Last year, India accounted for 58% of all the threats detected in the Asia-Pacific region, as per the report called Cyber Threats Targeting the Global Education Sector. platform BYJU'S, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode, and Tamil Nadu's Directorate of Technical Education are among those that were attacked.

Factors that drove this trend: Digital transformation of educational content and processes, increased adoption of online learning by schools and colleges after the onset of -19 and increased usage of edtech platforms among a wide r0ange of audiences.

Globally, cyber threats to the education sector grew by 20% (year-on-year) between January and February. India is quickly followed by the U.S., the U.K., Indonesia and Brazil, according to the report.

With the expanding edtech market, population growth and rapid digital transformation in developing countries, it’s no surprise that cybercriminals are gravitating towards entities and institutions in the sector, said Darsh*t Ashara, Principal Threat Researcher at CloudSEK.

What could help? The report also suggests increasing awareness about cyber attacks among parents, students and teachers, implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) and strong passwords, updating software/systems regularly as some of the effective ways to minimise such incidents.



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