Introduction: Your Profile Says More Than You Think Most people treat social media like a casual space. Photos. Check-ins. Birthday posts. Job updates. Family pictures. It feels harmless. But to a cyber criminal, your profile… How Social Media Profiles Are Used for Cyber Attacks

Introduction Most people don’t think much about their SIM card. It just sits inside the phone, quietly doing its job. Calls, messages, OTPs — everything runs through it. But that tiny chip is powerful. And… SIM Swap Fraud Explained in Simple Words

Introduction: The Hardest Customers You’ll Ever Get Your first 100 customers don’t come from ads, funnels, or growth hacks.They come from founder effort, uncomfortable conversations, and manual work. This phase is about learning, not scaling.… From 0 to First 100 Customers: A Practical Growth Playbook

Introduction: Product–Market Fit Is Not a Moment Founders often talk about product–market fit like it’s a sudden breakthrough.In reality, it’s a slow alignment between a real problem, a clear audience, and a solution people are… How to Find Product–Market Fit Without Burning Cash

This Is Not a “Beginner Problem” Most cyber scam victims in India are not careless people. They are not beginners. In fact, many are well-educated professionals working in offices, hospitals, IT companies, startups, and corporate… Common Cyber Scams Targeting Indian Professionals

Introduction: Product-Market Fit Isn’t a Feeling Many founders say, “I think we have product-market fit.”Most of them don’t. Product-market fit isn’t about excitement, downloads, or investor interest. It’s about customers who genuinely need your product… How to Find Product-Market Fit Without Burning Cash

Introduction: Failure Isn’t Random Startup failure is often blamed on luck, funding, or market timing. In reality, most failures follow predictable patterns. Understanding why startups fail in their first three years can help founders avoid… Why Most Startups Fail in the First 3 Years (And How to Avoid It)

For a long time, data protection penalties in India felt distant. They existed on paper.They were discussed at conferences.Yet, they rarely changed how businesses actually behaved. That situation has now changed. The Digital Personal Data… The Cost of Non-Compliance: A Breakdown of the DPDP Penalty Structure

SDF status is not automatic and not self-declared. It is determined by the government based on several risk-based factors. While the exact thresholds may evolve, the DPDP Act outlines clear criteria that signal higher risk.… How a Company Is Classified as a Significant Data Fiduciary

For a long time, consent was treated like a speed breaker. Something users clicked past.Something companies buried at the bottom of a page.Something that existed mainly so lawyers could say, “Yes, we have it.” A… Death of the “Check-Box” Consent: How to Design a Privacy Notice