Mumbai, India – June 2026 – Enlighta, a leading provider of Governance, Risk, Compliance (GRC), and Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) solutions, successfully participated as a Gold Partner at the 2nd Annual GRC India Summit 2026. The event brought together more than 200 industry leaders, risk professionals, compliance experts, and technology innovators to discuss the rapidly evolving governance landscape and the challenges facing modern enterprises.
The summit highlighted a clear industry trend: organizations are moving beyond fragmented governance approaches and embracing integrated frameworks that provide visibility across vendors, operations, data, and emerging AI technologies. As regulatory requirements continue to expand, businesses are seeking solutions that enable continuous governance, risk monitoring, and compliance management.
During the event, Enlighta presented its vision for Smart Governance, Risk & Compliance for the Extended Enterprise. The company demonstrated how organizations can unify governance across third-party ecosystems, internal operations, contracts, and AI-driven processes through a single platform.
“Unified governance across vendors, contracts, and AI systems is no longer optional—it is becoming a strategic requirement for organizations operating in highly regulated environments,” said Nipun Sehgal, CEO of Enlighta.
A major focus of the summit was the growing importance of third-party governance. Organizations are increasingly recognizing that risks extend beyond their own operations and into complex supplier and vendor networks. Discussions emphasized the need for continuous vendor monitoring, automated risk assessments, stronger due diligence processes, and enhanced operational resilience.
Internal governance and compliance modernization also emerged as a critical priority. As organizations navigate an expanding set of regulatory requirements, many are replacing manual and siloed processes with integrated governance programs that improve accountability, transparency, and audit readiness.
Artificial Intelligence governance was another key topic throughout the event. Industry leaders discussed emerging concerns surrounding AI adoption, including data privacy risks, AI model accountability, shadow AI, prompt-based attacks, and regulatory compliance. Participants agreed that organizations need structured frameworks to identify, monitor, and govern AI systems while maintaining innovation and operational efficiency.
The summit also highlighted the growing convergence of global and regional regulatory frameworks, including ESG reporting requirements, India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, RBI operational resilience guidelines, SEBI regulations, and the EU AI Act. Organizations are increasingly seeking unified compliance strategies that reduce duplication of effort and provide a consistent governance approach across multiple regulations.
Particular attention was given to the practical implementation of the DPDP Act. Discussions focused on data governance, Records of Processing Activities (ROPA), third-party data sharing, and the need for greater visibility into how personal data is collected, processed, and transferred across organizational ecosystems.
The conversations at GRC India Summit 2026 reinforced a common message: the future of governance lies in continuous monitoring, integrated risk management, and proactive compliance. As organizations face increasing regulatory complexity and technological disruption, unified governance frameworks are becoming essential for building resilience and maintaining trust.
Through its innovative GRC and TPRM solutions, Enlighta continues to help organizations strengthen governance, manage risk effectively, and navigate the evolving regulatory landscape with confidence.
