Sepetember 2025, Sri Lanka; NCINGA shared insights on emerging AI-driven enterprise threats and the evolution of cybersecurity from AI-assisted security to Agentic AI at an exclusive C-suite knowledge sharing session, emphasising the need to build resilience as the new top priority. The discussions showcased NCINGA’s AI-driven CXO dashboard, which bridges enterprise strategy, action, and resilience. Titled “C-Level Cypher,” the event was held at the Cinnamon Life and saw the attendance of a select group of CXOs from the BFSI, manufacturing, and telecommunications industries. Cybersecurity experts from both NCINGA and Google Cloud presented their perspectives during this breakfast session.
Enterprise threat actors are not static; they are changing their tactics in a time of unprecedented technological advancements and economic volatility. As such, modern cybersecurity approaches must emphasise resilience and swift recovery from cyberattacks rather than limiting capabilities to prevention.
Gayan Sahabandu (Solutions Architect – Cyber Security) and Ravija Jawardana (Associate Cyber Security Engineer) from NCINGA discussed the importance of combining strategy with comprehensive visibility over enterprise infrastructure to achieve cyber resilience. AI-driven analytics, predictive threat intelligence, and executive-level clarity are all integral components of architecting proactive cyber security responses. They also stressed that keeping abreast of the threat development landscape requires scaling enterprise security operations and empowering internal cybersecurity teams.
Sijesh Sreedhar, Head of Security Engineers, India, Google Cloud Security, highlighted how AI and threat intelligence are transforming cybersecurity in India. As attackers increasingly exploit AI to target edge devices, enterprises must shift from reactive to predictive security postures. He emphasized how enterprises could effectively harness the power of Gemini in Google Threat Intelligence, combined with Mandiant’s frontline intelligence, offers unmatched visibility into the threat landscape, deep insights into threat actors’ tactics, techniques and procedure, to develop essential predictive capabilities.
Aruna Malalasena, Chief Information Security Officer at NCINGA, further explained NCINGA’s future-oriented cyber security approach; “At NCINGA, we’re advancing from AI-assisted security to Agentic AI, moving beyond tools that only support analysts to systems that learn, reason, and act on their own. Our cybersecurity approach tackles three universal challenges: turning strategy into readiness, detection into decisive actions, and removing blind spots. Central to this is our AI-driven CXO dashboard, an internally developed tool-set that bridges the leadership-technology gap to deliver a clear, actionable cybersecurity narrative that you can incorporate into your business strategy. Ultimately, NCINGA’s approach prioritises answering your biggest question: ‘How safe are we?’, while empowering you to act fast and stay resilient.”
NCINGA’s diverse cybersecurity portfolio encompasses advanced threat detection, data protection, 27/4 incident response, and offensive security capabilities, along with Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) assessments and cybersecurity training for internal teams. As a Google Cloud partner, the NCINGA Autonomous Cyber Security Operation Centre (CSOC) is enabled by Google Security Operations.
Photo caption: NCINGA and Google Cloud Security teams
