Kolkata, 31 October 2025 :
In alignment with the nationwide observance of Cyber Security Awareness Month (CSAM) 2025, Prime InfoserV Pvt. Ltd., in collaboration with Indus Net Technologies (INT) and supported by Infosec Foundation, announced the launch of its new book, “Cyber Security – A to Z.”
Billed as a first-of-its-kind initiative that bridges the gap between awareness and resilience, the book offers a comprehensive, humanized approach to understanding cybersecurity in today’s digital era. The launch event was held at The Press Club, Kolkata, and was graced by:
- Chief Guest: Shri Hari Kishore Kusumakar, IPS, Additional Director General – Coastal Security, CISO & Member, AI CoE, Government of West Bengal Police.
- Guests of Honour: Shri Sanjay Kumar Das, Additional Secretary, Department of Science & Technology and Biotechnology & State Information Security Officer, Government of West Bengal, and Shri Chitradeep Chakraborty, noted cybersecurity author.
A Mission to Democratize Cyber Awareness
Conceptualized by Sushobhan Mukherjee, Co-Founder & CEO, Prime InfoserV Pvt. Ltd., the book is designed to educate students, professionals, policymakers, and digital citizens. Structured across 26 chapters, each representing a key concept from “Anatomy of a Cyber Attack” to “Zero Trust Security,” the book explores essential cybersecurity domains such as ransomware, phishing, secure coding, dark web monitoring, and VPNs.
Key Themes: The “Alphabet of Awareness”
The book’s unique format presents cybersecurity topics in an A–Z structure, covering:
- A – Anatomy of a Cyber Attack: How modern threats evolve.
- B – Breach Response: Managing incidents and ensuring resilience.
- C – Cloud Security: Safeguarding multi-cloud environments.
- H – Human Firewall: Empowering users to be the first line of defense.
- Q – Quantum Cryptography: The next frontier of encryption.
- Z – Zero Trust Security: Redefining protection with “never trust, always verify.”
Rising Cyber Threats: The Urgency Behind the Initiative
India reported over 1.3 million cyber incidents in 2024, marking a 50% year-on-year surge, according to CERT-In. Global cybercrime losses are projected to exceed USD 10.5 trillion by 2025, driven by phishing, ransomware, and identity theft.In October 2025 alone, AI-driven scams, multi-account frauds, and public-sector data breaches have highlighted the need for greater public vigilance.
“This book isn’t just a collection of chapters—it’s a journey through the alphabet of cyber consciousness,” said Sushobhan Mukherjee, Co-Founder & CEO, Prime InfoserV Pvt. Ltd. “Awareness must translate into action. We aim to make cybersecurity part of everyday decision-making—from homes to boardrooms.”Echoing this sentiment, Abhishek Rungta, Founder & CEO, Indus Net Technologies (INT), stated,“Cybersecurity touches everyone—from startups to governments. Our goal is to democratize cyber knowledge through structured training and digital learning, strengthening India’s overall cyber posture.”
Why It Matters
- India ranks among the top five countries globally for malware infections.
- 65% of cyber incidents in India involve financial or identity fraud.
- AI-driven scams are the fastest-growing threat category.
- The average cost of a data breach in India has exceeded ₹18 crore (USD 2.2 million).
Through “Cyber Security – A to Z,” Prime InfoserV aims to make cybersecurity awareness simple, actionable, and accessible to every reader — reinforcing the nation’s resilience against rising digital threats.
