KPMG in India has entered into a partnership with AI-driven cyber risk quantification platform Zeron to help organisations strengthen their approach to cybersecurity through improved identification, ranking, and management of risks.
The partnership combines KPMG in India’s sector expertise and advisory services with Zeron’s capability to present cyber risk in financial terms.
The aim is to offer businesses a better understanding of where they may be vulnerable, so leadership teams have the information needed to make decisions.
The collaboration provides real-time dashboards and reporting suited for board-level review, utilising Zeron’s technology and incorporating contextual analysis to support informed governance.
By using Zeron’s cyber risk quantification tools, financial evaluations can be carried out across key business functions.
The advisory services are intended to interpret technical findings into practical information for organisational decision-makers.
Zeron CEO and founder Sanket Sarkar stated: “Our alliance with KPMG in India signals a shift from reactive defense to predictive, value-driven governance. Zeron’s platform quantifies cyber risk in financial terms, giving leadership a clear view of impact and exposure. From CVaR to real-time board reporting, we’re translating threats into decision-grade intelligence.
Zeron’s AI-driven system is used within this alliance to identify risk gaps, automate modelling, and generate predictive analysis.
By processing extensive datasets and observing behavioural patterns, the AI technology contributes to detection of new threats and assists in anticipatory actions.
KPMG in India Digital Trust and Cyber Security Services partner and head Atul Gupta said: “Managing cyber risk in the current environment has emerged as a strategic business enabler and our alliance with Zeron should enable in translating complex cyber threat scenarios into business imperatives- that shall empower leaders to prioritise investments and lead to protection of value and drive resilience.”
“With AI-driven analytics, we’re enabling enterprises to detect threats faster, model risk more accurately, and respond with precision – making cybersecurity smarter and more aligned with business outcomes.”
In October 2025, KPMG launched Global Business Services (GBS) with KPMG Velocity, an offering designed to improve performance across corporate departments by leveraging AI. Developed on the ServiceNow AI platform, the solution is intended to streamline procedures in areas such as finance, human resources, procurement, and IT.
