Veeam’s Sandeep Bhambure on DPDP Compliance, Data Trust and AI Resilience

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As enterprises accelerate AI adoption, questions around data trust, governance and resilience are becoming central to deployment. In an interview with CIOL, Sandeep Bhambure, VP and MD, Veeam Software India & SAARC, discusses the risks of untrusted AI data, enterprise readiness for India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, and why organisations need to rethink resilience as AI systems become more autonomous.

India’s AI adoption is accelerating faster than its data governance frameworks. Does that gap worry you, and what risks does it create for enterprises?

It is a global issue, not just an Indian one. There has been significant investment in AI infrastructure, but investment in governance, compliance and AI trust is lagging. That is a major concern. Many AI projects fail because they lack a governance model or rely on data that cannot be trusted. This is a challenge for AI adoption worldwide.

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