As India intensifies its efforts to transform into an AI-driven economy, the imperative to protect vital data becomes increasingly critical. Ransomware attacks are not just becoming more frequent and sophisticated.

Global losses have reached unprecedented levels, and Indian businesses are especially at risk due to the complexity of their infrastructure and the pressures of compliance.

To provide clarity on this changing threat landscape, Cohesity has organized an exclusive on-site event in Bangalore on Tuesday, 24 June 2025, which brought together real-time cyber response, in-depth AI insights, and a global viewpoint, featuring James Blake, VP – Cyber Resiliency Strategy, Johnny Kuram, VP – Emerging Markets, and Mayank Mishra, Regional Sales Director – India & SAARC.

James Blake, VP – Cyber Resiliency Strategy  present ed a live ransomware simulation that showcases how contemporary organizations react to a full-scale attack in real-time — offering a rare, behind-the-scenes perspective on what “cyber resilience” entails in practice. 

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Sessions helped to learn how generative AI is influencing real-time threat detection, automated responses, and compliance, all of which are particularly vital given the evolving data protection regulations in India.

The discussion covered changing ransomware patterns in India, how prepared enterprises are to respond, and the significance of India in Cohesity’s larger growth strategy within the Asia Pacific region.

 

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Topics included emerging trends in ransomware and cyberattacks in India, the implications of soon-to-be-enforced regulatory changes, how businesses can actively enhance their cyber preparedness, and India’s crucial role in Cohesity’s global innovation and go-to-market strategy.