EY India has launched an AI powered Cyber Performance Management (CPM) platform designed to help enterprises analyse, quantify and govern cyber risk in real time as organisations face increasingly complex and fast evolving cyber threats.
The platform brings artificial intelligence and cybersecurity capabilities together within a unified framework, enabling organisations to gain visibility into cyber exposures, prioritise risks and assess their potential business impact before attacks escalate. According to EY India, the solution has been developed to address the growing challenge of fragmented cybersecurity tools and siloed decision making across enterprises.
The Cyber Performance Management platform is positioned as an integrated cyber solution developed by a professional services firm. It is designed to help security teams, business leaders and boards translate technical cyber risks into business and financial insights, enabling faster and more informed decision making.
Rohan Sachdev, Partner and Consulting Leader at EY India, said organisations require an approach that combines AI, enterprise wide visibility and cyber risk quantification as artificial intelligence reshapes business operations and cyber threats continue to grow in scale. He said the platform is intended to help organisations move beyond disconnected security systems and make faster, business aligned decisions.
The platform integrates with more than 50 existing security tools, allowing enterprises to consolidate cybersecurity data without replacing their current technology stack. EY said this enables organisations to monitor assets, vulnerabilities, compliance requirements and threat intelligence through a single interface while improving operational efficiency.
Among its capabilities are cyber risk quantification, AI governance, continuous compliance monitoring and an AI powered co pilot that automates tasks such as vulnerability prioritisation, regulatory mapping and evidence management. The platform also supports trusted AI governance by providing visibility into AI models, explainability features and lifecycle protection to help organisations manage AI related security risks.
EY India said organisations using the platform have reported measurable operational improvements. According to the company, enterprises have seen a 45 to 60 per cent reduction in alert noise, 30 to 50 per cent faster response times and a 50 to 65 per cent improvement in analyst efficiency. The platform has also helped reduce the total cost of ownership by consolidating multiple cybersecurity tools while improving regulatory audit readiness.
Murali Rao, Partner and Cyber Leader at EY India, said cyber risk has evolved into a business issue that can rapidly affect multiple systems, while many organisations still lack real time visibility into their cyber exposure. He said the platform aims to provide financial context to cyber risk, helping security teams, boards and regulators make informed decisions before threats result in operational or financial losses.
The launch comes as enterprises continue expanding their use of artificial intelligence while facing stricter cybersecurity and regulatory requirements. Businesses are increasingly looking for platforms that combine AI driven automation with governance, compliance and risk management capabilities to strengthen resilience across complex digital environments.
EY said the Cyber Performance Management platform has been built with flexible deployment options and is designed to work alongside existing enterprise infrastructure. The company expects the platform to support organisations across industries as they strengthen cyber resilience, improve operational efficiency and manage cyber risk with greater business context in an increasingly AI driven digital landscape.