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Jayesh Bhatt named Chief Information Security Officer at Netcore

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Jayesh Bhatt is the Chief Information Security Officer of Netcore.

Records: Netcore · Jayesh Bhatt

PersonJayesh Bhatt
New roleChief Information Security Officer
CompanyNetcore
AnnouncedDecember 24, 2025
Added to the recordSeptember 30, 2026
SourcePR Newswire (company announcement)

Context from the record

Other Technology appointments in the fourth quarter of 2025

  • Ed Moyle, Chief Information Security Officer, Future in Tech
  • Kieren Lovell, Chief Information Security Officer, Pragmatic Solutions
  • Douglas Merrill, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Equinix

Who runs security in Technology.

What this move signals

Netcore, an agentic marketing platform provider, appointed Jayesh Bhatt as its Chief Information Security Officer. Bhatt brings more than 16 years of cybersecurity leadership experience across the retail, banking, and financial services sectors, with prior senior roles tied to RBI, SBI, NSDL, HDFC, MUFG, and Canon. The appointment was announced on December 24, 2025.

What the sources say

According to the release, Bhatt will lead Netcore's global security mandate, which covers long-term strategy and security architecture as well as compliance and enterprise risk management. The release says the mandate also includes data privacy and protection, secure-by-design product development, and alignment with global security standards. He will also concentrate on building and scaling the company's global security teams, according to PR Newswire.

The release says that in his earlier organisations Bhatt led initiatives on mitigating data breach risks, strengthening security posture, and establishing resilient governance and compliance frameworks. The release lists the IT sector, along with Retail and BFSI, among the areas where Bhatt has cybersecurity leadership experience.

The company says it is scaling globally, particularly within highly regulated markets such as Europe and North America, and that its clients demand bank-grade security.

The release describes Netcore Cloud's platform as one that brands use to build personalised, omnichannel customer experiences at scale. The company says its AI-powered Customer Engagement Suite lets businesses orchestrate interactions across the customer lifecycle, unify customer data and activate intelligent segments. The company says more than 6,500 brands globally rely on Netcore Cloud, in sectors including Travel, Media and Entertainment, Banking and Financial Services, Retail and Ecommerce. According to the release, the enterprises Netcore Cloud works with include Crocs, Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Domino's, Tommy Hilfiger, Unilever and Walmart. The release says Equalitas Certifications Limited has appraised Netcore Cloud at Level 3 of ISACA's CMMI®.

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