As COVID-19 reshapes social connections and changes our workplaces to increasingly digital environment, the threat landscape on the internet is also developing with new vulnerabilities rising. Regardless of whether it is a phony UPI handle that mugs monetary donations to the PM CARES Fund or Jamtara's phishing cottage Industry where fraudulent callers threaten to obtain private financial details on behalf of a bank, there is a colossal need for adequate cybersecurity in India. Secondary research methodology is used to do our quantitative analysis and the research is divided into two parts. First part shows the rise of cybercrimes in India and the types of cybercrimes in India. The analysis done in the first part signifies the need of cyber security in India. The second part describes the relationship between cybercrimes and cyber security, various cyber security aspects, and the need for cyber security in India.
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