In this episode, host Raghu Nandakumara sits down with Indy Dhami, Partner at KPMG UK, to explore the evolution from traditional InfoSec to cyber resilience. They discuss the strategic implementation of Zero Trust, the impact of regulatory pressures, and the challenges posed by AI. Indy emphasizes the critical role of foundational cybersecurity practices in maintaining business continuity and driving innovation.--------"The way I see it with some of these regulations, it's changing the focus of very siloed-based approaches to addressing regulatory requirements, to as I term, it's turning compliance into a team sport. You need to have your Chief Information Security Officer at the table for DORA. However, you also need to have the person that's responsible for all of your human resources or the person that's responsible for your business operations or for your important business services. And the more mature organizations that I'm working with are approaching it in that way. They have all of those key stakeholders at the table. They've understood that there are certain roles to play for each of these functions and they're working together."--------Time Stamps (01:27) Indy's career journey(07:40) The shift to cyber resilience(10:18) Importance of cybersecurity awareness(13:19) Ransomware ethics and initial client concerns(17:10) Evolution of regulations in cybersecurity(27:58) Understanding Zero Trust(35:54) Adoption and implementation of Zero Trust strategy(48:19) Harmonizing risk, security, and fraud(50:55) Future challenges in cybersecurity(53:05) Impact of AI and quantum computing on cybersecurity(55:03) Indy's vision of the future --------SponsorAssume breach, minimize impact, increase resilience ROI, and save millions in downtime costs — with Illumio, the Zero Trust Segmentation company. Learn more at illumio.com.--------LinksConnect with Indy on LinkedIn

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