EY India has launched an AI-powered integrated cyber platform to help organisations identify and respond to cyber threats before they materialise into attacks.
The new platform, named EY Cyber Performance Management (CPM), will enable users to assess, measure and address cyber risk through a “single‑window framework”, the company said in a statement.
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It added that the platform delivers “decision intelligence” by mapping exploitable vulnerabilities, potential attack paths, business risks and ultimate impact.
EY emphasised that the platform has been developed to maintain data sovereignty, support cost efficiency and give organisations full operational control over how cyber risk is monitored and managed.
EY India partner and consulting leader Rohan Sachdev said: “As cyber risk grows in scale and AI reshapes the business landscape, organisations need an approach that goes beyond fragmented tools and siloed decision-making.
“EY CPM is designed to address this market gap by bringing together enterprise-grade AI, integrated visibility and risk quantification in a unified platform.
“It enables organisations to translate cyber exposure into clear business outcomes, empowering CXOs [chief experience officers] to prioritise decisively, act with speed and build resilient, future-ready organisations.”
CPM is built to integrate with more than 50 existing security tools, with the intention of consolidating visibility across systems and enabling faster, more precise action when risks are identified.
The company claimed that clients have seen a 45–60% drop in alert noise, 30–50% faster response times and a 50–65% boost in analyst efficiency. They also saw a 30–50% reduction in mean time to respond, it added.
EY India partner and cyber leader Murali Rao said: “Today, cyber risk has evolved into a critical business issue with the potential to escalate in hours across systems.
“Many organisations still lack clear, real-time visibility into what they are exposed to and how quickly that exposure can translate into impact.
“CPM addresses this challenge by bringing clarity and financial context to cyber risk, enabling defenders, board and regulators to take timely, informed and defensible decisions before threats turn into losses.”
The platform is designed to operate alongside organisations’ existing technology environments.
