Neelam Dhawan Takes the Helm at DSCI: Pioneering India’s Cybersecurity Future
Neelam Dhawan becomes the new Chairperson of the Data Security Council of India (DSCI), succeeding Promod Bhasin. Her focus will be on enhancing India's cybersecurity landscape in collaboration with government and industry, emphasizing cybersecurity as both a strategic priority and business enabler against AI-enabled threats.
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The Data Security Council of India (DSCI) has appointed Neelam Dhawan as its new Chairperson, replacing Promod Bhasin. Dhawan, who joined the board in December 2025, is set to lead efforts in strengthening India's data privacy and cybersecurity policies.
Dhawan is a well-regarded figure in the corporate world, serving on the boards of esteemed companies such as Tech Mahindra, Hindustan Unilever Ltd, and others. Her leadership is anticipated to fortify DSCI’s mission to position India as a global leader in cyber policy.
In her statement, Dhawan emphasized the significance of cybersecurity as not merely a strategic priority but also a critical business enabler in an era of AI-driven threats, calling for ongoing innovation and collaboration.
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