SECURITY AND SKILLS WILL DEFINE ENTERPRISE-SCALE AI READINESS IN 2026

RAJESH MATHKAR
Director, Wysetek Systems Technologists Pvt. Ltd.

Wysetek is highly prepared to deliver enterprise-scale AI through its Next-Gen Cyber Defense Centre (CDC), which already leverages AI and Machine Learning engines within SIEM and SOAR platforms for real-time threat detection and automated response. While infrastructure scalability is addressed through hybrid cloud models, the primary challenges remain security and skills. The growing cybersecurity skills shortage, combined with increasingly sophisticated and state-sponsored cyberattacks, creates a perfect storm that demands deep domain expertise, which Wysetek addresses through its team of over 250 certified professionals.

Advanced risks such as deepfakes and cyber fraud are mitigated through a multi-layered defense strategy, including Brand Protection and Deep and Dark Web Monitoring to detect impersonation and credential leaks before exploitation. Data privacy is safeguarded through strong Data Governance, Encryption, and Tokenization frameworks, along with adherence to international standards such as ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II, ensuring security and compliance across the AI deployment lifecycle.

Cloud-native and hybrid architectures are central to Wysetek’s roadmap, with the CDC designed as an Inverted Cognitive SOC integrating data from enterprise systems, private clouds, and public cloud workloads including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This hybrid approach provides flexible, scalable security with single-pane-of-glass visibility and consistent policy enforcement. Aligned with Digital India and IndiaAI, Wysetek supports India-scale cybersecurity resilience through presence in over 50 locations, sector-specific use cases for banking, and compliance with regulators such as RBI and SEBI, enabling a secure foundation for India’s AI-driven digital transformation.