Building Privacy-Ready GCCs
Ensuring Data Compliance in a Changing Regulatory Landscape
Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at 11:30 AM IST
In this fireside chat, we discuss:
In this webinar, we’ll discuss:
In this webinar, we discuss:
In this tech-talk, we discuss:
- What the DOJ Bulk Data Transfer Rule means for GCCs working with U.S. clients
- How to navigate regional frameworks like DPDP, PDPA, and GDPR
- Real examples of how GCCs are balancing compliance and innovation
This is a re-run of a recorded session, followed by a live Q&A with privacy experts.
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Session Description
As Global Capability Centers (GCCs) across APAC evolve into strategic innovation and data hubs, the challenge of managing data compliance across borders is becoming increasingly Complex. With new frameworks like the DOJ Bulk Data Transfer Rule in the U.S., India’s DPDP Act, and regional privacy laws such as PDPA, GCC leaders must rethink how data moves and how it’s protected.
In this session, Skyflow experts break down what these new regulations mean for GCCs handling global data. Drawing on insights from the original Skyflow webinar , you’ll discover how privacy-preserving architectures allow GCCs to comply with data transfer restrictions while enabling teams to leverage sensitive information securely for analytics, AI, and global collaboration.
Speaker
Speakers
Daniel Wong
Chief Security Officer, Skyflow
Daniel Wong has spent his career focused on data security and privacy. He holds more than 50 patents related to data and system security. At Oracle, he led the research and development of many of today's popular database security technologies. He has also held senior leadership positions at Yahoo, Salesforce, CrowdStrike, and Nutanix, where he built various security services and product offerings. Daniel now serves as Skyflow's Chief Security Officer, leading all aspects of security at Skyflow and ensuring that both Skyflow and its customers comply with security and privacy regulations worldwide.
Manish Ahluwalia
Field CTO, Skyflow
Manish Ahluwalia is the Field CTO at Skyflow, where he leads the design of secure, scalable infrastructure for AI and data privacy. With over two decades of experience across enterprise, SaaS, and consumer tech, Manish has built high-performance systems at companies like Cisco, Cloudera, and NerdWallet. A veteran security leader, he combines deep technical expertise with a pragmatic approach to risk and compliance in modern data systems.
Speaker
Speakers
Daniel Wong
Chief Security Officer, Skyflow
Daniel Wong has spent his career focused on data security and privacy. He holds more than 50 patents related to data and system security. At Oracle, he led the research and development of many of today's popular database security technologies. He has also held senior leadership positions at Yahoo, Salesforce, CrowdStrike, and Nutanix, where he built various security services and product offerings. Daniel now serves as Skyflow's Chief Security Officer, leading all aspects of security at Skyflow and ensuring that both Skyflow and its customers comply with security and privacy regulations worldwide.
Manish Ahluwalia
Field CTO, Skyflow
Manish Ahluwalia is the Field CTO at Skyflow, where he leads the design of secure, scalable infrastructure for AI and data privacy. With over two decades of experience across enterprise, SaaS, and consumer tech, Manish has built high-performance systems at companies like Cisco, Cloudera, and NerdWallet. A veteran security leader, he combines deep technical expertise with a pragmatic approach to risk and compliance in modern data systems.
Moderator
Kalpesh Jajoo
Lead Solutions Architect (APAC), Skyflow
With over 20 years of experience in the IT industry, Kalpesh has developed a deep expertise across multiple domains, including IT infrastructure, Digital Native Applications, Full Stack Observability and Data Privacy & Protection. Currently serving as a Senior Solution Architect at Skyflow, Kalpesh specializes in helping customers navigate around complex use cases around Data Protection, Privacy and compliance. Before Skyflow, Kalpesh worked at Bayer, Vodafone, and Cisco, leading critical IT projects. He holds a Master’s in Computer Networks from a UK university and certifications from Cisco, Red Hat, Microsoft, and VMware.
Q&A Host
Kalpesh Jajoo
Lead Solutions Architect (APAC), Skyflow
With over 20 years of experience in the IT industry, Kalpesh has developed a deep expertise across multiple domains, including IT infrastructure, Digital Native Applications, Full Stack Observability and Data Privacy & Protection. Currently serving as a Senior Solution Architect at Skyflow, Kalpesh specializes in helping customers navigate around complex use cases around Data Protection, Privacy and compliance. Before Skyflow, Kalpesh worked at Bayer, Vodafone, and Cisco, leading critical IT projects. He holds a Master’s in Computer Networks from a UK university and certifications from Cisco, Red Hat, Microsoft, and VMware.
Speaker
Speakers
Daniel Wong
Chief Security Officer, Skyflow
Daniel Wong has spent his career focused on data security and privacy. He holds more than 50 patents related to data and system security. At Oracle, he led the research and development of many of today's popular database security technologies. He has also held senior leadership positions at Yahoo, Salesforce, CrowdStrike, and Nutanix, where he built various security services and product offerings. Daniel now serves as Skyflow's Chief Security Officer, leading all aspects of security at Skyflow and ensuring that both Skyflow and its customers comply with security and privacy regulations worldwide.
Manish Ahluwalia
Field CTO, Skyflow
Manish Ahluwalia is the Field CTO at Skyflow, where he leads the design of secure, scalable infrastructure for AI and data privacy. With over two decades of experience across enterprise, SaaS, and consumer tech, Manish has built high-performance systems at companies like Cisco, Cloudera, and NerdWallet. A veteran security leader, he combines deep technical expertise with a pragmatic approach to risk and compliance in modern data systems.