Company highlights predictive, automated security and DLP innovations as India’s data protection landscape sharpens focus on compliance and AI governance
eScan, a leading cybersecurity solutions provider, showcased its latest AI‑powered security innovations at two key industry forums FITAG 2026 in Gandhinagar and CMDA 2026 in Pune. The company used both platforms to demonstrate how predictive, automated cybersecurity can help Indian enterprises strengthen their defences amid rapidly evolving threats and mounting data protection requirements.
At FITAG 2026, eScan focused on India’s changing data governance landscape, particularly as enterprises prepare for full compliance under the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act. Discussions centred on how organisations can prevent unintentional data exposure while still enabling productivity in an AI‑driven workplace.
“Security should not become more complex – it should become more intelligent. Our AI‑driven solutions are designed to simplify protection across modern digital infrastructures.”
— Govind Rammurthy, CEO & Managing Director, eScan
At CMDA 2026 in Pune, the spotlight shifted to safeguarding cloud‑native and hybrid environments areas where misconfigurations, identity misuse and shadow AI adoption are emerging as major risk vectors.
A highlight of eScan’s showcase was eScan Enterprise DLP, the company’s advanced AI‑driven Data Loss Prevention platform. Designed to address the new realities of AI‑enabled workflows, the solution prevents accidental or malicious data leakage across endpoints and cloud applications. With granular controls for platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini, the solution stops users from sharing sensitive information such as source code, customer records or intellectual property through chat interfaces. It also maintains audit trails to support DPDP compliance.
Govind Rammurthy, CEO & Managing Director of eScan, said the company’s goal is to simplify security as threats grow more sophisticated. “In a world where cyber threats are growing smarter every day, security should not become more complex it should become more intelligent,” he said. “Our participation at FITAG and CMDA demonstrates how eScan’s AI‑driven solutions help organisations stay ahead of threats while simplifying management.”
eScan also showcased Vision Core XDR, its Extended Detection and Response platform that unifies threat signals across endpoints, networks, cloud workloads and email with AI‑powered correlation and predictive analytics.
