VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta on Hackers trying to open communication channel with them:  IndiGo   reported on December 31st that some of its servers were subject to a hacking incident earlier that month. The airline said that it was able to restore the systems within a short span of time with minimal impact. Though it alerted the stakeholders on New Year's Eve that some segments of data servers were breached, and hence, there is a possibility that some internal documents may get uploaded by the hackers on public websites and platforms.   IndiGo's CEO Ronojoy Dutta  says that it's hard to know what kind of data may have been extracted by the hackers, and the airline is in the wait-and-watch mode. "I don't know what the hackers got exactly. We tried to find out but it's hard to exactly pinpoint what might have gone, and what might not have gone. Honestly, we don't know at this point. There has been almost zero impact. We got an early warning, and people jumped on...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Hewlett-Packard has launched its first HP Indigo 7500 Digital offset press for the Indian market. Glo Digital Press grabs the first mover advantage to enhance its digital printing capabilities by installing the press in its printing press located in Coimbatore. T.S.Ramanan, MD, Glo Digital Press said, "We enjoyed a great success with HP Indigo press 3050, installed in 2007, but we simply needed more capacity. With the installation of HP Indigo 7500 Digital Offset Press we can now handle more jobs in less time, and still deliver the same high quality print our customers expect. We're also attracting new business by promoting the capabilities of our new press, such as the wide variety of substrates it can print on. White ink would enable us printing of high value pages on specialized substrates, including transparent, metallic and color media. We largely would cater to segments in Photo Division, Commercial Printing, Book publisher an...