eScan Engages with CIOs on Cyber Resilience, AI and Business Value at CIO 500 Intercity Event

eScan, a global provider of cybersecurity solutions, participated in the Delhi chapter of the CIO 500 Intercity Events 2026, engaging with CIOs and technology leaders on the evolving role of technology in building resilient, efficient and business-aligned organizations. The gathering provided a platform to exchange perspectives on securing increasingly complex and distributed IT environments.

At the event, eScan showcased its Enterprise Security Suite, covering Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Extended Detection and Response (XDR), Enterprise Mobile Management (EMM) and Data Loss Prevention (DLP). The company highlighted how an integrated security approach can help enterprises strengthen protection, improve visibility and simplify security management across their IT environments.

Discussions at the event centred on balancing cyber resilience with cost and complexity, and delivering measurable business value from AI and digital investments. eScan highlighted the need for integrated security that strengthens protection without adding operational complexity, while enabling enterprises to securely adopt AI, cloud and other digital technologies through greater visibility and control.

“CIOs are increasingly expected to strengthen cyber resilience while ensuring that technology investments remain practical, scalable and aligned with business priorities. Our conversations at CIO 500 offered valuable insight into how organizations are approaching this balance. There is a clear need for security solutions that provide comprehensive protection without making the technology environment harder to manage,” said Shweta Thakare, Global Vice President, Sales and Marketing, eScan.

Data protection was another key area of discussion, particularly as enterprises expand their use of cloud platforms, hybrid work models and AI-enabled tools. The conversations highlighted the need for greater visibility into sensitive information and stronger controls over how data is accessed, shared and moved across enterprise environments.

“The role of cybersecurity is changing as technology becomes more closely linked to business outcomes. Conversations around AI, digital investments and cyber resilience showed that organizations need security to be integrated into their wider technology strategy. Engaging directly with CIOs helps us understand these evolving requirements and the practical challenges security teams encounter,” said Govind Rammurthy, CEO and Managing Director, eScan.

The interactions brought together perspectives on emerging cyber risks, evolving security priorities and the challenges organizations face as they modernize their technology ecosystems. The conversations reflected the growing importance of aligning cybersecurity with broader digital transformation and business continuity priorities.

Through its continued engagement with the technology community, eScan contributes to conversations around enterprise cybersecurity, with a focus on helping organizations strengthen cyber resilience, protect critical data and build secure, manageable digital environments.