Cyber security

KPMG in India has expertise across the continuum — from the boardroom to the data centre. In addition to assessing your cyber security and aligning it to your business priorities, we can help you develop advanced methodologies, implement them, monitor ongoing risks and help you respond effectively to cyber incidents. So, no matter where you are on the cyber security journey, we can help you reach the destination.

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UPSI Breakfast Session

Akhilesh Tuteja

Partner & National Leader, Clients and Markets

KPMG in India

In the digital age, experience is everything - and a badly implemented identity management can destroy it. Today, identity is not just a shield against threats; it’s an accelerator for business and a foundation for trust. The true differentiator isn’t just the technology we use, but how we apply it with purpose and context. Identity, when managed wisely, transforms risk into opportunity and security into a seamless experience.

Supreet Sachdev

Office Managing Partner, Bengaluru

KPMG in India

UPSI has become increasingly critical in today’s corporate and regulatory environment. In an era of heightened scrutiny and fast-paced market movements, the way organisations identify, manage, and safeguard sensitive information can significantly impact their reputation, stakeholder trust, and legal standing. Organisations need to strengthen the key pillars of people, process and technology, and implement systems and controls to effectively safeguard themselves.

Hear from the experts

Cybersecurity is no longer what it used to be. Attackers use AI for deepfakes, blurring truth and fiction. AI systems change by design, complicating protection. Risks come from outside organisations, by targeting small companies to attack big systems.

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