Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Global cybersecurity solutions provider SecurEyes reinforced the need for sustained international cooperation to address rising cyber risks during the Central Banking Autumn Meetings 2025 in Rio de Janeiro.
The event gathered senior leaders from central banks and global financial institutions to discuss evolving cyber threats, financial stability and coordinated cross-border strategies.
SecurEyes Highlights Cross-Border Preparedness Challenges
Participating under the Payments and Innovation track, SecurEyes contributed to a panel discussion titled “Strengthening Cyber Defences in Central Banking.”
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The session was moderated by Karmendra Kohli, Co-Founder and CEO of SecurEyes, and featured panellists including Eliud Ramocan, Head of Cyber Resilience and Threat Intelligence, Bank of Jamaica; Aristides Andrade Cavalcante Neto, Head of Strategic Management and Specialised Supervision Department, Central Bank of Brazil; and Tomislav Ćorić, Vice Governor, Croatian National Bank.
The panel addressed the impact of global disruptions, advancing technologies and deeper financial integration on the cybersecurity priorities of central banks.
Key concerns included third-party and concentration risks, geopolitical volatility, and the emerging dual role of artificial intelligence as both a security asset and a potential cyber threat.
SecurEyes Emphasises Intelligence Sharing and Unified Policies
Discussions further underscored the requirement for enhanced information-sharing mechanisms and long-term international collaboration to mitigate systemic cyber risks.
Offering his perspective, SecurEyes Co-Founder and CTO Seemanta Patnaik noted that contributions from leaders in Jamaica, Croatia and Brazil reflected the diverse realities of regional financial ecosystems.
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He highlighted growing focus areas such as climate-related systemic risks, cybersecurity readiness, open finance and the need for globally aligned regulatory frameworks.
SecurEyes Announces Upcoming AI-Driven Platform
At the meetings, Patnaik announced the company’s plan to launch an AI-driven risk management platform in 2026. He also introduced an upgraded version of SE-REGTRAC, the firm’s regulatory compliance solution, signalling the company’s ongoing commitment to governance, resilience and innovation.
Throughout the two-day programme, the SecurEyes leadership team engaged with central bank delegates and industry stakeholders on global threat landscapes, governance frameworks for digital economies and preparedness strategies for emerging cyber challenges.
Kohli noted that collaborative platforms such as the Central Banking Autumn Meetings play a vital role in strengthening cyber resilience across global financial infrastructure.
SecurEyes reaffirmed its dedication to advancing secure, resilient financial ecosystems through continued knowledge-sharing, technology innovation and international partnerships.
