As we converge on the next phase of the digital economy, we are also witnessing an increase in cyber security threats that put major organisations, critical infrastructure, and vital data at risk. These increasing disruptions with hybrid working models are creating fissures that allow security threats to escape. It is not only security, but general data consumption that is marking a cardinal shift in preference and usage of digital products and services. Sensing the need of the hour, the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology and NIC organised a one-day workshop, CiSO Connect 2022, to create awareness around best cyber security practices in digital realms for frontline IT officials from various government organisations at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The workshop was inaugurated by Shri Alkesh Kumar Sharma, Secretary, MeitY in the august presence of Dr. Rajendra Kumar, Additional Secretary, MeitY, Shri Rajesh Gera, Director General, NIC, and Dr. Sanjay Bahl, Director General, CERT-In and saw participation from Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), Deputy CISOs, and other IT officials from various ministries and departments. During the event, Secretary, MeitY stressed upon the importance of a cyber- resilient ecosystem for making the nation well prepared for the next generation of the digital economy. He urged all CISOs and ACISOs to prepare security plans for their respective organisations within the next 30 days, looking at the gravity of the situation. Shri Rajesh Gera, DG, NIC, spoke on the prevailing cyber threats and tools to manage the same. He especially highlighted the need to re-envision and manage threats emanating in this ever-evolving digital world. Following that, Dr. Sanjay Bahl, DG, CERT-In, promulgated the Cyber Crisis Management Plan for countering cyber attacks during the event. He explained the important activities of CERT-In and shared a broader perspective on Indian cyberspace and its challenges. Dr. Seema Khanna, DDG & HoG NIC- CERT, explained the ever-evolving roles and responsibilities of CISOs and ACISOs in this digital era. She outlined areas of focus for CISOs that include Information Security Management, Development & Operations, Application Security and Incident Response & Security Operations. Shri R. S. Mani, DDG & GC NIC-CERT, NIC gave a brief presentation on Secure Government Network and emphasised the need for audit and compliance for digital solutions. Later, the Cyber Security Group led by Shri C. J. Antony, DDG & CISO, NIC, provided insights into technical aspects of changing cybersecurity paradigms. The workshop saw positive feedback from all its participants and is set to make a comeback in the upcoming year.