Cyber risk, translated for the boardroom.
CYBEREYE INTELITECH is the advisory and transformation partner for leaders accountable for cyber risk. We help you see your exposure clearly, decide where to invest, and build resilience across cyber, AI and privacy.
Enterprise cyber exposure
- 01Ransomware across IT and OT20
- 02Shadow AI leaking sensitive data16
- 03Third-party or supply chain breach12
- 04DPDP or GDPR enforcement action15
- 05Cloud misconfiguration exposure15
- 06Board cannot quantify cyber exposure20
Example scenario for a mid-sized enterprise, scored likelihood × impact. Select a risk to see the practice that addresses it.
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See what an attacker sees: exposed services, leaked credentials, expiring certificates and misconfigured domains, prioritised by business risk.




An advisor at the leadership table, not another vendor in the queue.
A typical security vendor
- Sells tools and hours
- Reports vulnerability counts and red-amber-green charts
- Starts from the technology stack
- Hands over a report and leaves
CYBEREYE INTELITECH
- Starts from business objectives and risk appetite
- Quantifies exposure in financial and operational terms
- Stays independent of product resale incentives
- Stays through transformation and measures the outcome
Five practices, one view of risk.
Each practice can stand alone. Together they give leadership a single, consistent picture of cyber exposure and what to do about it.
Cyber Risk
Quantify, prioritise and report cyber exposure in the language of the business.
Explore Cyber Risk AI · PRACTICEAI Security
Adopt AI with confidence: governance, secure design and assurance for AI and GenAI systems.
Explore AI Security PG · PRACTICEPrivacy & Governance
Build compliance programmes that stand up to regulators across India, the UK, Japan and ASEAN.
Explore Privacy & Governance RS · PRACTICECyber Resilience
Prepare to withstand, respond to and recover from serious incidents, including ransomware and OT disruption.
Explore Cyber Resilience OT · PRACTICEOT Security
Secure plants, utilities and industrial control systems with risk-led OT architecture and IEC 62443 readiness.
Explore OT SecurityIf these sound familiar, we should talk.
Are we spending on the right things?
Security budgets grow every year. We link each investment to the risk it reduces so you can defend the spend, or redirect it.
Who owns AI risk here?
Teams are adopting AI tools faster than policy can follow. We set up governance that enables adoption instead of blocking it.
Could we report a breach in six hours?
CERT-In, the DPDP Act, GDPR and sector regulators each set their own clock. We make sure your response plan meets all of them.
From diagnosis to measurable resilience.
Diagnose
Understand your business, crown-jewel assets, threats and current maturity through interviews and evidence, not questionnaires alone.
Prioritise
Quantify risk, agree appetite with leadership and rank initiatives by risk reduced per unit of spend.
Transform
Lead or support delivery of the roadmap with your teams and partners, from governance to architecture.
Assure
Measure progress, test resilience and report outcomes to the board on a regular cadence.
Fluent in the rules your business answers to.
Local regulatory knowledge, regional reach.
India
Chennai · HeadquartersHeadquarters and delivery centre. Deep experience with RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, CERT-In and the DPDP Act.
United Kingdom
London · EuropeAdvisory for UK and European clients navigating UK GDPR, operational resilience rules and DORA.
Japan
Tokyo · Japan & ASEANSupport for Japanese enterprises and their ASEAN subsidiaries, including APPI and group-wide governance.
United States
Wilmington · AmericasOur Wilmington, Delaware office supports clients across the United States and the Americas.
ASEAN & global
Regional programmesProgrammes across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines, and for multi-region clients.
Perspectives from our advisors.
DPDP Act readiness belongs on the board agenda
India's Digital Personal Data Protection regime turns privacy from a legal checkbox into an operational obligation with board-level accountability. Five questions directors should be asking now.
Shadow AI is already in your business. Govern it, don't ban it.
Employees are pasting contracts, code and customer data into public AI tools. Blanket bans push the behaviour underground. A proportionate governance model works better.
The first hour of a ransomware attack is decided before it starts
When systems lock up, leaders face hard decisions under pressure: isolate or keep running, disclose or wait, pay or rebuild. Rehearsal is what separates a bad day from a crisis.
Get an independent view of your cyber risk posture.
A 30-minute conversation with a senior advisor. No sales deck.