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Ex-employee, firm head booked for data theft

Posted on April 22, 2025April 22, 2025 by Dissent

Today’s reminder of the insider threat was reported by Tribune News Service:

The cybercrime cell here has registered an FIR against Divyanshu Jain, Director of Divrit Consultancy Pvt Ltd, and Aaina Gupta, a former compliance assistant at a Chandigarh-based chartered accountancy firm, for allegedly conspiring to steal sensitive data of over 2,000 clients and misusing it to harm the business interests of their former employer.

In the FIR filed by Nipun Bansal, a partner at M/s Parshotam and Associates Charted Accountant, the duo has been accused of orchestrating a month-long scheme that involved email impersonation, theft of digital signatures and unauthorised access to confidential firm data.

Read more at Tribune News Service (India).

 

 

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