SBI opens cyber CoE, plans training for 1.8 lakh staff
In short
SBI has opened a cybersecurity centre of excellence and will train 1.8 lakh staff. The program is called CyRIS.
It will focus on threat intelligence, cyber defence, digital forensics, malware analysis, ethical hacking, fraud analytics, AI security and quantum-safe technologies. The reporting does not say the cost or start date.
What the reporting says
SBI opened a cybersecurity centre of excellence and announced training for 1.8 lakh staff, according to the publisher summary. The centre, called CyRIS, will cover threat intelligence, cyber defence, digital forensics, malware analysis, ethical hacking, fraud analytics, AI security and quantum-safe technologies. The reporting does not state when the training starts or what budget, if any, is attached to the program.
Why it matters
SBI opened CyRIS, a cybersecurity centre of excellence, and said it will train 1.8 lakh staff in digital safety skills. The move is aimed at areas such as threat intelligence, cyber defence, digital forensics and AI security. It matters for the bank’s operations and fraud risk management, but the available reporting does not state the rollout timeline, funding or any measured business impact.