What We Do
Cyber Fraternity is an Enterprise Risk management community with motive to help people understand the risk of operating in digital world – providing the ability to detect, investigate and respond cyber threats.
Connect
We connect Cyber enthusiasts from all over the world via different digital channels and also help connect with locally via city chapter groups.
Cyber Security Alerts
We provide updates on emerging threats, new cyber incidents and software vulnerabilities to our members.
Trainings
We create awareness about probable/new cyber frauds and their mitigation by use of latest efficient technology.
Meets
We currently have chapters in Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Pune, where meets are organised regularly.
Knowledge sharing
Our member base is diverse and includes everyone from inquisitive students to CXOs from reputed organisations who share their learning with each others.
Jobs
We are one of the most preferred portals for posting job openings by our members both for internship and permanent jobs.
Cyber Reads
CF BYTES – Issue #3
It is just the second month of the new year and we have already been fed with a huge array of developments in the cybersecurity industry. At th
Safeguarding against E-skimming – The silent troublemaker in online payments
Sticking to the concept of evolution, bad actors on the web have come up with yet another channel to get their work done. This new threat has gr
CF BYTES – Issue #2
A cyberattack is always a piece of bad news for every concerned stakeholder of the victim. Similarly, any new development in cybersecurity needs
Safeguarding our Bots – security risks in robotics
Cognitive, motor and emotional abilities make humans the smartest organisms in the world. Otherwise, we would not have witnessed the series of i
Conversational Analytics – is your chatbot fully reliable?
Gone are the days when users of software applications would always rely on text commands or graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to get their jobs d
CF BYTES – Issue #1
The last fortnight saw a series of events that rattled the world of cybersecurity. Individuals and enterprises have been exposed to several atta