Here is what Ripu Bajwa, Director of Sales and General Manager of Data Protection and Unstructured Data Solutions at Dell Technologies India, has to say on Data Privacy Day 2025.
“Protecting data from malicious actors is more critical than ever in the AI age. AI can generate advanced ransomware, malware, and deepfake attacks, with threats like data poisoning, ransomware, privacy breaches, and social engineering becoming more common. As businesses rely more on data tools, the risk of sensitive information exposure increases, especially when AI systems depend on this data. A Dell Technologies report found that 45% of Indian businesses lack adequate security for generative AI.
To stay ahead, companies need a robust cyber resiliency strategy, protecting AI training data, models, and configurations. Modern workloads like Kubernetes volumes and PostgreSQL also require safeguarding. The Dell Solution for AI Data Protection ensures the security and recoverability of data driving AI workloads, providing performance, efficiency, and scalability.
Data Privacy Day serves as a reminder to prioritize personal information protection in an AI-driven world, adopt better data practices, and mitigate risks to ensure digital security.”
