Announcement
On July 16, 2026, EY India announced the launch of EY Cyber Performance Management (CPM), the first integrated cyber platform developed by a professional services firm. The press release, issued from New Delhi, positions CPM as an AI‑driven solution that combines cybersecurity capabilities on a single platform while ensuring data sovereignty, cost efficiency, and full operational control.
Platform Features
CPM is designed to help organisations identify and address cyber threats before attacks occur, providing decision intelligence that highlights exploitable assets, potential attack chains, associated business risk, and ultimate impact. It translates cyber exposure into financial insights, enabling CXOs and board members to prioritize actions decisively. The platform offers a single‑window framework for analysing, measuring, and governing cyber risk, and integrates with more than 50 security tools to deliver unified visibility and operational precision.
Performance Claims
According to EY, CPM drives 30–50% faster response times and up to 65% gains in analyst efficiency. The platform claims to reduce alert noise by 45–60%, improve analyst efficiency by 50–65%, and cut mean time to respond by 30–50%. Integration across 50+ tools is said to enable organisations to consolidate 5–8 disparate security solutions, delivering a 45–55% reduction in total cost of ownership and achieving up to 90% regulatory audit readiness.
Client Impact
Early client feedback indicates a 45–60% reduction in alert noise, 30–50% faster response times, and a 50–65% improvement in analyst efficiency. Clients also report a 30–50% reduction in mean time to respond and a 45–55% decrease in total cost of ownership after consolidating multiple tools. Additionally, organisations using CPM have reached up to 90% readiness for regulatory audits.
Leadership Comments
Rohan Sachdev, Partner and Consulting Leader at EY India, stated that the growing scale of cyber risk and the reshaping influence of AI require an approach beyond fragmented tools. He highlighted CPM’s ability to bring together enterprise‑grade AI, integrated visibility, and risk quantification to empower CXOs with clear business outcomes. Murali Rao, Partner and Cyber Leader at EY India, emphasized that cyber risk has become a critical business issue with potential rapid escalation across systems. He noted that many organisations lack real‑time visibility into exposure, leading to tangible financial and regulatory consequences, and asserted that CPM provides the necessary clarity and financial context for timely, defensible decisions.
Deployment & Compliance
CPM offers flexible deployment options and a cost‑efficient approach suitable for a wide range of business environments. It is designed to work seamlessly with existing systems, enhancing visibility into cyber risks while supporting ongoing compliance and regulatory requirements, thereby helping leaders make informed decisions with confidence in a complex threat landscape.
About EY
EY describes itself as building a better working world by creating new value for clients, people, society, and the planet, while building trust in capital markets. Enabled by data, AI, and advanced technology, EY provides services across assurance, consulting, tax, strategy, and transactions in more than 150 countries and territories. The press release notes that it is distributed under an arrangement with PNN, and PTI assumes no editorial responsibility.