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Anuradha Lipare
Cyber security And Privacy Leader, Advisor to startups CIPM ,CISSP, CDPSE,ISO 27001,ISO 23301,CCSA,Top 20 Women in Cybersecurity in Singapore (2020)
Anuradha Lipare is an accomplished Information Security Professional with over 18 years of experience in the industry.
She possesses a rare combination of technical and managerial skills focusing on IT Risks, Compliance, and Governance frameworks such as PDPA and GDPR.
Anuradha has a proven track record of delivering innovative solutions that address business needs in the domains of Data Security, Privacy, Governance, Compliance, and IT Risk.
Her professional journey has spanned across various sectors including Consumer Services, E-commerce, Telecom, IT & ITES, Real Estate, Hospitality, and Education.
With a global exposure that includes work in India, Malaysia, and Singapore, Anuradha brings a diverse perspective to her roles.
Her key specialties include Program and Project Management in Information Security and Governance, creating Governance strategies, conducting Information Security Audits, and ensuring Compliance with various standards such as SOX-404, ITGC, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, and more.
Additionally, she is adept at developing Information Security Management policies and procedures, designing Awareness Programs, conducting Application Security Assessments, and overseeing Vendor Security Assessments and Third-Party Security Audits Frameworks.
Anuradha also excels in establishing Data Security and Privacy Programs to safeguard sensitive information.
Anuradha Lipare holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Mumbai and a Master of Business Administration in Project Management from Sikkim Manipal University.
She has held significant positions in renowned organizations, including Head of Data Security and Privacy, IT GRC at Gojek, VP and Head of Information Security Governance, Risk and Compliance at Alibaba Group's Lazada, and Audit and Compliance Lead at IBM among other roles.
Her extensive experience also covers roles such as Senior Information Security Manager at Exchanging - YTL, Information Security Consultant at NII Consulting, and Technical Consultant at TVSNET TECHNOLOGIES, showcasing her versatility and expertise in the field.
Anuradha has also leveraged her skills as a Corporate Trainer during her tenure at Self-Employed, further highlighting her passion for sharing knowledge and expertise within the industry.
Highlights
Celebrating my new certification!
What I Learned:
- Delved into the intricacies of identifying attack vectors, employing indicators of compromise, and mastering the art of forensic analysis
- Gained insights into the end-to-end incident response process, covering preparation, detection, analysis, containment, and more.
- Received valuable tips on staying up-to-date with the latest forensic tools and techniques through continuous education, workshops, and professional engagement
Key Takeaways from training :
- The importance of a robust incident response plan in today's dynamic threat landscape.
- Enhancing forensic analysis skills for more effective cybersecurity defences.
- The significance of staying abreast of cutting-edge forensic tools. #cyberdefense #cybercrime #cyberattacks #digitalforensics
#deepfakes #cyberawareness #ai #ml #cybersecurity
- Deepfake videos featuring prominent personalities like Narayana Murthy and Nithin Kamath were shared on social media, promoting a fictitious investing platform, Quantum AI, and claiming high earnings on the first working day.
- The use of AI and machine learning by hackers and cybersecurity professionals is expected to increase, leading to more sophisticated attacks successfully bypassing security controls such as Multi-Factor Authentication and Zero Trust.
- Deepfakes are predicted to pose a significant threat to India's cybersecurity in 2024, targeting individuals, businesses, and government institutions, potentially causing reputational damage, loss of investor confidence, and economic instability.
- Google is updating its Maps platform to store users' location history locally on their devices instead of in the cloud, aiming to prevent law enforcement from accessing the data through geofence warrants.
- Samsung Galaxy users have been warned about potential security vulnerabilities, including unauthorised access, photo deletion, and manipulation of passcodes and fingerprints, and have been urged to update their operating system and firmware to mitigate these risks.
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