Скачать или смотреть The Cyber Security Myth We All Believe

We often believe that cyber threats are stopped by a single brilliant hacker, an anonymous hero, or one extraordinary individual.

But data tells a very different story.

This video looks at cyber security not through stories, but through numbers, systems, and structures.
Using India-specific data, we break down:

How massive cyber threat detection actually is

Why most alerts are noise — and very few become real risks

How national intelligence ecosystems work quietly in the background

Why names, sources, and confirmations are almost never public

And why the internet keeps turning complex systems into single-person stories

This is not a verification or debunking of viral posts.
It’s an attempt to answer one narrow, important question:

What does the data allow us to say — and what does it not?

Key takeaway:

Data possibility ke hisaab se — haan, yeh possible hai.

Data credibility ke hisaab se — iska proof publicly milna almost impossible hai.

Because in national security,
sometimes silence is not absence — it’s design.

📊 Sources & references (indicative)

India Cyber Threat Report (2024–25)

Reuters reporting on cyber fraud & digital crime in India

Public intelligence & counter-terrorism reporting (Europol, UNODC)

Research on signal-to-noise ratios in cyber security operations

Studies on narrative bias and information spread on digital platforms


Visual Credits

• Stock Footage: Pexels, Mixkit, and Pixabay (Free for commercial use, edited by DataDecoded)
• Charts & Infographics: Canva Elements
• Icons & Graphics: Canva & Flaticon
• Editing: PowerDirector 365
• Voiceover & Script: Binayak Mukherjee (DataDecoded)

Music Credits

Youtube Audio Library — Licensed for commercial use