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<ul><li>Bharti Airtel has officially launched its Security Intelligence Centre to protect enterprises from cyberthreats.</li><li>The company’s CEO Gopal Vittal claims that it took around ₹100 crore of investment and over a year to set up. </li><li>Vittal also revealed that the company already has 20 paying customers using the new platform and is hoping that the commercial launch will bring in more clients. </li></ul>To address the growing threat of cyber attacks on data and information, Bharti Airtel has now launched a new cybersecurity product called <keyword id="4644317" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Airtel-Secure">Airtel Secure</keyword> for enterprises. It operates out of the Airtel Security Intelligence Centre set up in Manesar. According to Bharti Airtel’s CEO Gopal Vittal, the hub took an investment of over ₹100 crore and over a year to set up. But it’s a small price to pay for a piece of the cybersecurity market that is estimated to grow to $13 to $15 billion over the next five years. “We already have a couple of large companies who are already using our Security Intelligence Centre. We’re starting to bundle it for small and medium enterprises as well,” said Vittal, citing that around 20 paying customers already live on the product. The Government of India is also one of the potential customers with it already working hand-in-hand with the National Security Advisor (NSA). Vittal highlighted that there’s a team of over 500 cybersecurity experts behind the ‘integrated and automated’ facility. Airtel’s new global partnerships To make the new portfolio possible, Airtel has reeled in <keyword id="6390344" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="CISCO">CISCO</keyword>, <keyword id="1516392" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Radware">Radware</keyword>, <keyword id="141089" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="VMware">VMware</keyword>, and Forcepoint for this project. “You will see the launch of more and more partnerships. You will hear about that in the coming weeks and months,” said Vittal. Airtel and Radware also have plans to set up a scrubbing center in India. Roy Zisapel, Radware’s President and CEO, highlighted the recent attack on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, expressing the importance of a product like Airtel Secure for companies as the threat of cyberattacks has increased during the coronavirus pandemic with more people working from home. Vittal is optimistic that companies will sign up because security is no longer something to mull over but ‘basic hygiene’. “It’s become a very serious subject. It’s only going to grow with respect to importance over time. Every business we spoke to is acutely conscious of cyber security,” said Vittal. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/lakshmi-vilas-bank-down-5-as-concerns-over-clix-capital-merger-deepen/articleshow/78399789.cms">Lakshmi Vilas Bank is down nearly 5% as concerns over Clix Capital merger deepen</a>

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The <keyword id="189426" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="gsma" source="Orion">GSMA</keyword>, a global organisation that represents mobile network operators worldwide, on Monday elected Gopal Vittal, CEO of Bharti <keyword id="15491" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="airtel" source="Orion">Airtel</keyword> as Deputy Chair among the newly-elected members, for a two-year term beginning January 1, 2023. Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete Lopez, CEO of Telefonica Group, will continue to be the Chair at the GSMA, the organisation said in a statement. There are 26 members of the GSMA Board. including senior representatives from global mobile operators as well as smaller independent operators. "The industry is at a pivotal point at the moment. It is more important than ever that we work together to ensure that the true potential of the mobile ecosystem benefits people, businesses and society as a whole", said Mats Granryd, GSMA Director General. He added that "we are delighted to welcome the new and re-elected Board members and we thank the outgoing GSMA Board members for their exceptional support". After graduating from IIM Calcutta in 1990, Vittal joined <keyword id="178761" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="hindustan-unilever-limited" source="Orion">Hindustan Unilever Limited</keyword> (<keyword id="44863" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="hul" source="Orion">HUL</keyword>), one of India's biggest FMCG companies. In 2006, he was roped in by <keyword id="6358599" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="sunil-mittal" source="Orion">Sunil Mittal</keyword>, Founder and Group CEO of Bharti Enterprises, to join Bharti Airtel as the head of marketing. His first stint at Airtel lasted till 2008 as he returned to HUL. In early 2012, Vittal re-joined Bharti Airtel. In early 2013, Airtel announced that Vittal would be the next CEO of Airtel India. He took over as the CEO on March 1. More than 750 mobile operators are full GSMA members and a further 400 companies in the broader mobile ecosystem are associate members. "I look forward to working closely with the rest of the Board, the GSMA leadership team and our entire membership to address the critical issues facing our industry and our customers," said Lopez. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/telegram-launches-new-updates-with-topics-in-groups-collectible-usernames/articleshow/95353505.cms">Telegram launches new updates with Topics in Groups, Collectible Usernames</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/signal-will-now-allow-users-to-delete-stories-before-24-hours/articleshow/95357692.cms">Signal will now allow users to delete stories before 24 hours</a>

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Telecom operator Airtel has said its retail stores have now opened across most locations and that measures such as 'Concierge Service' have been rolled out for delivery of SIM card at customers' doorsteps or for installation of broadband and DTH. In a note to subscribers, <keyword id="3803888" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Airtel-CEO-Gopal-Vittal">Airtel CEO Gopal Vittal</keyword> said that while restrictions are lifting in large parts of the country, "there seems to be even more uncertainty" as people are worried about safety of their loved ones, and there is growing concern about incomes and jobs. "At Airtel, we empathize with this uncertainty. So as each of us adapts to this new context, there is one thing we don't want you to worry about - your need to stay connected," Vittal said. Outlining measures taken by the company to ensure connectivity and continuation of services in the backdrop of the lockdown and coronavirus pandemic, Vittal said that more than a million customers have already enrolled into its 'Super Heroes' program, and have helped many more millions stay connected. "...if you want to help someone get access to our services or help pay their bills or recharge for them, we have our Super Heroes initiative. More than a million customers have already enrolled into this program and have helped many more millions stay connected," Vittal said. He said the company's retail stores are now open across most locations, and that Airtel will take all necessary precautions to ensure that staff and customers remain safe. "If you prefer to be served at your home, we now have a Concierge Service and would be delighted to come to your home. Whether it is delivery of a SIM card at your doorstep or an installation of a broadband or DTH, we can do it all," he said, adding that the field teams have been trained on a new contactless delivery and installation protocol. The 'Digital Channels' have been made even more simple to ensure that users can easily recharge mobile/TV, pay bills, buy new services or raise a complaint from anywhere, he said. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/mobile/news/comparison-between-samsung-galaxy-a31-smartphone-vs-xiaomi-redmi-note-9-pro-max-smartphone/articleshow/76217812.cms">Samsung Galaxy A31 vs Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro Max – Which device should you go for?</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/remove-china-apps-removed-from-google-play-store-after-5-million-downloads/articleshow/76169569.cms">‘Remove China Apps’ pulled from Google Play store after 5 million downloads</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/keralas-liquor-home-delivery-app-bevq-has-fallen-to-a-2-1-rating-on-the-google-play-store/articleshow/76133893.cms">BevQ, Kerala’s liquor home delivery app, is ‘on the rocks’ with a 2.1 rating on the Google Play Store</a>

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<ul><li><keyword id="6354287" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="bharti-airtel">Bharti Airtel</keyword> said that it has shut down 3G services in Kolkata. </li><li>Last year, the chief executive officer of Airtel <keyword id="521074" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Gopal-Vittal">Gopal Vittal</keyword> said, “The demise of 3G technology is rapidly drawing near. </li><li>High-speed data 3G services were launched amidst great fanfare in 2011 -12, triggering growth in smartphones.</li></ul>Weeks after the government said that it will auction 5G spectrum, and three years since Reliance Jio launched <keyword id="122479" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="4G">4G</keyword> services, the once-prized 3G services are being phased out. Bharti Airtel made the first move as it has<a href="https://www.teleanalysis.com/news/3g/airtel-shuts-down-3g-services-in-kolkata-31048"> shut down 3G services</a> in Kolkata, and all its customers were notified to upgrade to 4G handsets. However, the telecom operator will continue to provide 2G data services for customers who use feature phones only. The company claims that most of its consumers have already upgraded their handsets and it can use its 3G spectrum to strengthen the quality of its 4G services. “We plan to re-farm all of our 3G spectrum across India and deploy it for 4G in a phased manner. Also, it complements the smartphone ecosystem, which has now gravitated overwhelmingly towards 4G only devices,” said Randeep Sekhon, chief technology officer of Bharti Airtel. ‘Demise of 3G’ After a spurt in demand for 4G services, the company said that it plans to phase out 2G and 3G services and use the premium airwaves to make way for the new technology. Last year, the chief executive officer of Airtel Gopal Vittal<a href="https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/telecom/telecom-news/airtel-to-start-phasing-out-2g-3g-for-4g-says-gopal-vittal/articleshow/66381263.cms"> said</a>, “The demise of 3G technology is rapidly drawing near since standalone 3G services is scarcely generating any meaningful revenue.” High-speed data 3G services were launched amidst great fanfare in 2011 -12, triggering growth in smartphones. The service remained premium for many years until a price war triggered by Reliance Jio in the data market took away pricing power from top operators like <keyword id="15492" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Vodafone">Vodafone</keyword>, Idea Cellular and Bharti Airtel. Around nine years back, the spectrum auction brought a bonanza for the government as it made a whopping $15 billion from the first-ever auction of telecom airwaves. Even as 4G LTE is popular now, the country is all set for yet another mobile technology shift as the government announced plans to<a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/the-indian-government-wants-to-raise-6-trillion-from-the-largest-5g-spectrum-auction-ever/articleshow/69787896.cms"> auction 5G airwaves</a> soon. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/the-indian-government-wants-to-raise-6-trillion-from-the-largest-5g-spectrum-auction-ever/articleshow/69787896.cms">The Indian government wants to raise ₹6 trillion from the largest 5g spectrum auction ever</a>

The beginning of the end of the 3G era in India begins in Kolkata as Airtel preps for the 5G life

<keyword id="6391709" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Net-neutrality">Net neutrality</keyword> has become a raging issue in the country and over the last one month everybody has been talking about it. Net neutrality is the concept that makes it mandatory for all service providers to offer access to consumers to all content on the internet including websites and applications, irrespective of the source and no special favors or blocking of any applications or websites. 
 Unfortunately, the giant telecos in the country are lobbying against this. Common users as well as many corporates, especially in those in the tech domain are coming out to support net neutrality. The huge debate erupted when <keyword id="15491" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Airtel">Airtel</keyword> came up with Zero programme and e-commerce giant Flipkart decided to party with it. Post the huge outburst on the social media, Flipkart announced that it was walking away from the Zero initiative. 
 Airtel too has come out and said that it is not against net Neutrality in India and the company is now looking at reaching out to its customers through direct mails. The mail quotes <keyword id="521074" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Gopal-Vittal">Gopal Vittal</keyword>, MD and CEO of Airtel, who states, “Our vision is to have every Indian on the internet. There are millions of Indians who think that the internet is expensive and do not know what it can do for them. We believe that every Indian has the right to be on the internet. We know that if we allow them to experience the joys of the internet they will join the digital revolution” 
 
Talking specifically about the recent controversy, Vittal says, “There has been a deliberate effort by some quarters to confuse people that we will offer differential speeds or differential access for different sites. This is untrue. After all we earn revenues from data. If there are more customers who are on the Internet the better it is for our business. Our revenues are not dependent on which sites they visit because we charge on the basis of consumption of mega bytes not which site they visited.” 
 
<a href="http://www.in.techradar.com/news/internet/broadband/What-is-net-neutrality-and-why-does-it-matter/articleshow/38479919.cms">Read Also: Net Neutrality and Why does it matter?</a> 
 
Even Cellular Operators Association in India (COAI) has come up and shared that it is all up for net neutrality. In its statement it also made a strong pitch for ‘Net Equality’ that will enable access to Internet for a Billion Indians as part of the Government’s Digital India vision. 
 
The Association urged all stakeholders to have a comprehensive and informed debate on the subject of Net Neutrality keeping in mind the requirements of India and its citizens. An important and complex subject such as this, which is still being debated in many countries, which has taken years to conclude in many other countries and which is the subject of litigation in some, should not be left to the opinion of a few. 
 
It further said, “We need the same spirit to connect a Billion Indians to the Internet. This means innovations across the ecosystem – affordable smartphones, more efficient networks, even more broad ranging applications (especially in areas such as education, health, governance) and pricing flexibility – that promotes greater digital inclusion. Only then can our citizens in rural India, or from a lower economic strata, be empowered through internet access”. 
 
A lot of top men in corporate and technology world too have come in support of net neutrality. Here is a snapshot of what some of the leading players in the industry have to say 
 
 
Ritesh Agarwal CEO, OYO Rooms (revolutionary budget hotel) in support of net neutrality said, “Net neutrality is absolutely essential for a free and competitive market especially now since there is a start- up boom in the country particularly in the online sector. Most importantly Internet was created to break boundaries and as concerned industry players, we should maintain that. We support net neutrality and will do all needed to build this further.” 
 
Manav Sethi, Group CMO, Askme believes, "Internet is an essential service and should be provided without any discrimination, zero rating platforms can seriously affect the freedom and growth of the billions of entrepreneurs, quite against the ‘Make in India’ and ‘Digital India’ vision of our government. Any violation of internet neutrality can have a serious bearing on effective and fair competition in the market place. We feel it’s the government’s responsibility to ensure a level playing field for home grown entrepreneurs and at the same time protect the interests of netizens." 
 
Rajesh Magow, Co-Founder and CEO-India, MakeMyTrip says, "We are committed to a free internet and fully support Net Neutrality. Innovation is core to our DNA and a free internet will foster innovation and boost the pace of economic growth of the country. A 2011 McKinsey Report on ‘The Impact Of Internet On Economic Growth &amp; Prosperity’ suggests that higher internet penetration leads to a rise in living standard and drives business transformation and economic modernization. In light of this analysis, it will be important for India to not only accelerate the penetration of internet, but also make sure that the next set of mobile-first users who are coming online from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities find valuable services, in a language they understand, on the internet. We urge all government departments to consider how internet can be integrated in their respective areas, in order to provide value to this first-time internet user, instead of treating the internet as a separate vertical. We would also like to propose a democratic network-neutral platform, where companies can come together to build solutions for these first-time internet users (in their native languages), to support the growth and penetration of internet in India, without any commercial arrangement between the parties involved." 
 
Tripti Lochan, CEO VML says, “Keeping neutrality of data is sacred. It levels the playing field and as a country gives us hope - that we are about enterprise and not just about scale, where big eats small. It's about a very simple fundamental principle - equality. Today, consciously, let's make a choice that counts.” 
 
Kallol Borah, CEO &amp; Founder, Lukup Media believes, "The internet needs to be neutral - no internet application provider ‎or consumer should be deprived of or get a different treatment based on a special contract or payment made to the telecom or internet service provider. However, we all know that telecom and internet infrastructure requires huge investments and since that infrastructure is so poor and is not available to all, there is a case for a levy made equally on all internet application providers by internet service providers based on outgoing traffic that such internet application providers consume. So, if a website sends out X GB of data another website sends out Y GB of data, they will pay an additional charge per GB to the internet service provider." 
 
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New Delhi, May 7 () Airtel on Thursday sought to assure subscribers that any employee visiting customers to solve issues with existing connections or for a new installation will maintain "highest level of hygiene", and that its entire staff has been trained to ensure a "contactless" experience. Airtel CEO Gopal Vittal, in a note to customers, said that the next phase of the journey has begun as the world slowly starts to open up. "We have now been in lockdown for over 40 days and have entered a new normal. Our 45,000 strong workforce continues to be on the field to serve you and we are grateful that all of them are safe. We are now in the next phase of this journey as the world slowly starts to open up," Vittal said. He said that over the last few weeks, the company has delivered several initiatives to address user queries or concerns. This includes new capabilities of SIM delivery to homes, doorstep KYC (Know Your Customer), work from home solutions, conferencing and security services, he said, adding that the company had received support from customers on these initiatives. "Yet, we know we are not perfect and given reduced capacities at our call centers, some of you may have faced challenges. So, if there is anything else that we can help you with, please do let us know. "We have enabled several channels for you to reach us. Digitally, you can raise your queries/complaints through the Airtel website or the Airtel Thanks App. You can also drop in a request on our IVR by calling 121 from your registered mobile number," Vittal said. Terming safety as top priority for the company, Vittal said, "Any Airtel employee that visits you, whether to solve an issue with your existing connection or for a new installation, will maintain the highest level of hygiene." In addition, the entire staff has been trained on ensuring delivery of "contactless" experience, he added. The government, last week, announced extension of nationwide lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic for two more weeks till May 17, and issued new guidelines permitting different sets of relaxations in green, red, and orange zones, thus paving the way for a staggered exit while reopening the economy. As on early Thursday, the death toll due to coronavirus pandemic stood at 1,783, while the total cases have risen to 52,952 in the country. MBI RVK

Staff visiting customers to maintain highest level of hygiene, ensure 'contactless' experience: Airtel CEO

(Eds: Adding details) New Delhi, May 7 () Airtel on Thursday said it added massive capacity, well ahead of the curve, to meet growing demand of consumers during the lockdown, and sought to assure subscribers that any employee visiting customers will maintain "highest level of hygiene". Airtel CEO Gopal Vittal, in a note to customers, said that the next phase of the journey has begun as the world slowly starts to open up. "We have now been in lockdown for over 40 days and have entered a new normal. Our 45,000 strong workforce continues to be on the field to serve you and we are grateful that all of them are safe. We are now in the next phase of this journey as the world slowly starts to open up," Vittal said. He said that over the last few weeks, the company has delivered several initiatives to address user queries or concerns. This includes new capabilities of SIM delivery to homes, doorstep KYC (Know Your Customer), work from home solutions, conferencing and security services, he said, adding that the company had received support from customers on these initiatives. "Yet, we know we are not perfect and given reduced capacities at our call centers, some of you may have faced challenges. So, if there is anything else that we can help you with, please do let us know. "We have enabled several channels for you to reach us. Digitally, you can raise your queries/complaints through the Airtel website or the Airtel Thanks App. You can also drop in a request on our IVR by calling 121 from your registered mobile number," Vittal said. Terming safety as the top priority for the company, Vittal said, "Any Airtel employee that visits you, whether to solve an issue with your existing connection or for a new installation, will maintain the highest level of hygiene." In addition, the entire staff has been trained on ensuring delivery of "contactless" experience, he added. "One of the benefits we have been able to pass on to you during this time is a best in class home experience. We added massive capacity well ahead of the curve to meet your growing demand," the note said. Stating that there were queries by some who wanted their friends and family to experience Airtel Services (for mobile, broadband or TV), Vittal said, "We would be delighted to do what it takes to welcome them into the Airtel family". Economic and business activities are slowly restarting outside containment zones, and partial movement has resumed within states in the third phase of lockdown. The government last week announced extension of the nationwide lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic for two more weeks till May 17, and issued new guidelines permitting different sets of relaxations in green, red, and orange zones, thus paving the way for a staggered exit while reopening the economy. As on early Thursday, the death toll due to coronavirus pandemic stood at 1,783, while the cases have risen to 52,952 in the country. MBI RVK

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New Delhi, Apr 15 () Telecom operator Bharti Airtel has appointed Rahul Vatts as the chief regulatory officer of the company. He will report to Gopal Vittal, managing director and chief executive officer – India and South Asia of Bharti Airtel, according to sources. When contacted, a company spokesperson confirmed the development. Sources meanwhile said, Vatts will lead the regulatory function and implement practices that comply with the regulatory framework across all lines of business. Prior to this, Vatts was with Vodafone Idea Ltd., where he was executive vice president - Regulatory and Corporate Affairs. He comes with over 25 years of experience and has previously worked with Idea cellular and AT&amp;T. He has been part of many industry associations and standardization bodies. MBI SHWSHW

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<ul><li>The <keyword id="15178259" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Airtel-5G-Plus" source="Orion">Airtel 5G Plus</keyword> service will be initially rolled out in eight cities in a phased manner.</li><li>Existing 4G subscribers in these cities will be able to use the 5G services provided they have a compatible 5G smartphone.</li><li><keyword id="15491" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="airtel" source="Orion">Airtel</keyword> is offering 5G services without any extra charges until the rollout is more widespread.</li></ul><keyword id="6354287" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="bharti-airtel" source="Orion">Bharti Airtel</keyword> on Thursday launched 5G Plus services in eight cities and users will not need to change the SIM card as the existing Airtel 4G SIM is now 5G-enabled. Customers in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Siliguri, <keyword id="4072" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="nagpur" source="Orion">Nagpur</keyword> and Varanasi will start enjoying the <keyword id="4237866" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Airtel-5G" source="Orion">Airtel 5G</keyword> Plus services in a phased manner, said the company, as it continues to construct its network and complete the roll out. The company promises between 20 to 30 times higher speeds than the current speed, coupled with brilliant voice experience and super-fast call connect. Customers who have 5G smartphones will enjoy the high-speed Airtel 5G Plus on their existing data plans until the roll-out is more widespread. "Our solution will work on any 5G handset and the existing SIM that customers have. Our obsession on customer experience is now embellished with a 5G solution that is kinder to the environment," said <keyword id="521074" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="gopal-vittal" source="Orion">Gopal Vittal</keyword>, Managing Director and CEO, Bharti Airtel. "Airtel 5G Plus is all set to redefine the way people communicate, live, work, connect and play for years to come," Vittal added. Airtel 5G Plus runs on a technology that has the widest acceptance in the world with the most developed ecosystem. This will ensure that all 5G smartphones in India seamlessly work on the Airtel network. Airtel 5G Plus will allow superfast access to high-definition video streaming, gaming, multiple chatting, instant uploading of photos and more. Bharti Airtel last week showcased a 5G-connected ambulance to transform primary health care in emergency situations, along with smart farming solutions to Prime Minister <keyword id="6354477" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="narendra-modi" source="Orion">Narendra Modi</keyword> at the 5G official launch in the country.

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