AI Appreciation Day 2026 Puts India’s Security Visibility Gap in Focus
Artificial intelligence has become a boardroom priority for Indian businesses. However, as employees adopt generative AI tools and autonomous agents gain access to enterprise information, organisations are confronting a significant security challenge: they often cannot see how AI is being used.
This visibility gap is emerging as one of the biggest obstacles to responsible enterprise AI adoption.
Bikramdeep Singh, Country Manager, Proofpoint, said businesses are under pressure to ensure that governance keeps pace with adoption, particularly as India’s data protection framework raises expectations around data resilience and accountability.
The encouraging development, according to Singh, is that Indian enterprises are not attempting to stop employees from using AI.
“They want to enable it safely,” he said.
The Visibility Problem
Employees may use public generative AI platforms to summarise documents, analyse information, write code or prepare presentations. In the process, confidential business information, personal data or intellectual property could be entered into...
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