Rajesh Gupta VP & Cloud Business Head, Tata Teleservices
“Cybersecurity often comes down to the small things we do every day. A reused password, excessive access privileges or a link clicked without verification can create an opening for cybercriminals. Such everyday lapses can leave an organisation exposed, reinforcing the importance of responsible digital habits. Yet, as threats become more sophisticated, the SME Digital Insights Study 2026 on Cybersecurity highlights a significant gap: only 12% of SMEs surveyed have implemented continuous 24/7 monitoring capabilities.
At Tata Tele Business Services, we believe that building cyber resilience requires a combination of responsible digital habits, the right security controls, and continuous vigilance. From enabling multi-factor authentication and regularly reviewing access permissions to keeping systems securely configured and monitoring for threats around the clock, every measure plays a role in strengthening an organisation’s defences. Bringing these practices together helps businesses make security a consistent part of their operations, with attention to both everyday actions and ongoing protection.
This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the theme ‘Don’t Make It Easy for Them’ is a timely reminder that cybersecurity is a shared responsibility. By making security a part of everyday business practices and investing in the right protection, organisations can reduce vulnerabilities, safeguard critical data, and build lasting trust with their customers and partners. Small, consistent actions can support these efforts and reinforce the importance of continuous vigilance across the organisation.”
