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As your GCC expands AI, is its security capacity keeping up?

HFS Research and ANSR surveyed 47 India GCC leaders: 55% expanded AI in 18 months, but only 15% expanded cybersecurity and risk operations.

55% vs 15%

expanding AI vs. cybersecurity

HFS Research and ANSR surveyed 47 India GCC leaders. Over the previous 18 months, 55% reported expanding AI and machine learning, compared with 15% for cybersecurity and risk operations.

Only 26% said their GCC delivers cybersecurity and risk operations today.

Review security with every AI rollout

At Nivasoft, we'd encourage organisations to review security alongside each AI rollout, including the data it can access and who takes responsibility when something goes wrong.

Start before deployment. Give security teams time to test failure scenarios and agree on how they will monitor the system once it goes live.

Source: HFS Research and ANSR (Achyuta Ghosh).

  • Cybersecurity
  • GCC
  • Enterprise AI

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