Inspira strengthens cybersecurity with AI-driven, ethical, and transparent threat detection

RAJESH ANANTHAKRISHNAN
PRESIDENT, AND HEAD - MANAGED SECURITY SERVICES, INSPIRA ENTERPRISE

“At Inspira, we leverage AI to detect and respond to advanced threats, including zero-day attacks— previously unknown software errors exploited by hackers that can disrupt networks. Daily alert volumes often create blind spots, as analysts may overlook low-priority threats. Sophisticated attackers exploit this by blending malicious activity into seemingly innocuous noise. Our AI-driven models use intelligent data routing and adaptive analytics that evolve with changing attacker tactics, identifying anomalous behaviour and flagging suspicious activity. Our AI SOC provides a vendor-agnostic, adaptive, intelligence-driven operations model, enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and aligning security operations with business resilience. We balance AI cybersecurity with privacy, ethics, and regulatory compliance through a clear governance framework. AI-specific impact assessments, compliance with GDPR, NIST, and ISO 27001, real-time violation scanning, diverse training data, adversarial testing, and explainable AI techniques ensure trust and human oversight. Human-in-the-loop mechanisms support high-stakes decisions, while AI models are continuously updated with synthetic data to adapt to evolving threats and regulations.

A resilient AI-enabled cybersecurity ecosystem requires collaboration across public, private, academic, and industry sectors to share intelligence, standardize practices, and mitigate risks. Public-private partnerships, global cooperation, and initiatives like CoSAI and CISA’s AI Cybersecurity Collaboration Playbook support secure-by-design practices. Transparency and trust are reinforced through verifiable logs, bias audits, cryptographic proofs, human oversight, and public transparency reports, ensuring AI-powered security tools operate
ethically, responsibly, and effectively.”