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The new cyber battlefield: How AI is reshaping enterprise risk and resilience

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By Kunal Pande, Partner and National Leader- Cyber, Risk and Compliance, KPMG in India

While the scale and scope of Artificial intelligence (AI) continue to evolve, it is simultaneously reshaping the complexity, volume and speed of cyberthreats. In an increasingly uncertain environment, companies are compelled to rethink their resilience strategies and amplify cybersecurity. Consequently, AI has emerged as both a technical and strategic capability to address these challenges, enabling organisations to strengthen defensive operations and meet regulatory demands. According to findings of the Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026, 94 per cent of survey respondents consider AI as the most significant driver of change in cybersecurity.

Even as AI is being used to augment the velocity and sophistication of cyberattacks, organisations have an opportunity to harness these same technologies to strengthen resilience and transition to an AI-enabled cybersecurity organisation.

Today, risk management is at the core of achieving operational resilience. Artificial Intelligence,...

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