Sanjay Katkar, Managing Director at Quick Heal Technologies | Seqrite on The Future of Cyber Defense
Cyber Security
The digital threat landscape is evolving rapidly—are businesses prepared?
In this episode of Discover Dialogues, Vikramsin Ghatge, Sr. Marketing Director, speaks with Dr. Sanjay Katkar, Co-Founder & Joint Managing Director of Quick Heal Technologies and Seqrite, on how companies can stay ahead of emerging cyber threats.
Dr. Katkar reflects on the early days of cybersecurity in India, the founding of Quick Heal, and the creation of Seqrite—its enterprise-focused arm. He explores how increased internet usage in the late 90s sparked the rise of cyber threats, and how businesses must now adopt proactive defenses like AI, Zero Trust architecture, and real-time threat detection.
Key topics include:
The evolution of cyber threats and enterprise security in India
Why Zero Trust is critical in today’s environment
How AI is transforming both cyber defense and cybercrime
Real-world challenges faced by organizations and how to address them
Dr. Katkar emphasizes the need for businesses to treat cybersecurity as a strategic risk, not just a compliance checkbox.
This is a must-watch episode for business leaders, tech professionals, and cybersecurity enthusiasts. Like, share, and subscribe for more insights on digital defense.
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