Adani Group began its IT and OT cybersecurity transformation programme in relation to more than 2,000 assets in approximately 80 locations and on 170 networks; these include areas such as power, renewables and transmission. The full programme aims to ensure business continuity by protecting critical infrastructure assets from attack, damage, unauthorized access and rejection of service. The programme has a centralized strategy, roadmap and planning governance that integrates business, IT and OT teams supported by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) plus technology and process partners. The programme is overseen by management, and includes monthly reports and steering committee reviews. The integration of holistic cybersecurity management detection and response (MDR) capabilities among different parties represents one of the programme’s priorities, focusing on technology and process areas for global risk mitigation. In addition to the creation of common IT/OT policies, procedures and guidelines and clear IT/OT-integrated detection and responses, the programme includes the deployment of detection and monitoring technology and network segmentation for OT infrastructure, such as intrusion detection systems and OT firewall monitoring. With these, Adani aims to mitigate the risks and create proactive threat detection and response capabilities to better manage any possible future cyber incidents.