Ampcus Cyber has announced that it will host the GRC India AI Conclave 2026 on 7 August 2026 at JW Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi. The invitation-only summit is expected to bring together policymakers, regulators, cybersecurity leaders, CXOs, and technology experts to discuss AI governance, cyber resilience, and digital trust amid the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence across industries. The conclave, themed “Empowering a Secure and AI-Driven Digital India,” will focus on AI governance, critical infrastructure protection, regulatory compliance, financial-sector security, data privacy, and emerging cyber threats. The event aligns with the Government of India’s Make in India initiative and the IndiaAI Mission, with discussions expected to centre on strengthening indigenous AI and cybersecurity capabilities to support the country’s digital transformation.
Commenting on the announcement, Deep Chanda, CEO of Ampcus Cyber, said, “India’s digital transformation is opening extraordinary opportunities, and it also calls for stronger governance, resilient cybersecurity, and responsible AI adoption. We envisioned the GRC India AI Conclave as a place where policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders can sit together, work through the hard questions, and shape a secure, AI-driven future for the country.”
The agenda will include keynote sessions, panel discussions, and expert-led conversations on AI governance, evolving regulatory requirements, AI-enabled governance, risk and compliance (GRC), continuous compliance, data privacy, financial resilience, cloud transformation, and national cyber preparedness. According to the company, the event aims to foster collaboration between government, regulators, and industry stakeholders to strengthen critical infrastructure security, enhance data protection, and develop governance frameworks that can support India’s expanding digital ecosystem.
Ampcus Cyber will also use the platform to introduce its indigenous AI-powered Governance, Risk and Compliance portfolio, ComplyX, under the Make in India initiative. The portfolio includes GRACE, an orchestrated GRC platform designed to simplify audits, streamline compliance, and provide real-time visibility into cybersecurity and business risks; Mirror, an agentic AI-based continuous penetration testing platform that offers exploit-confirmed visibility into vulnerabilities across critical digital assets; and Wizard, an AI-driven Third-Party Risk Management platform designed to enable continuous vendor risk monitoring. Through the conclave, Ampcus Cyber said it aims to strengthen collaboration between the public and private sectors while advancing cybersecurity, governance, and digital trust to support India’s long-term cyber resilience and AI-led digital transformation.
