Absolute Security, a provider of enterprise cyber resilience solutions, has announced its expansion into India, a technology market projected to reach $160 billion by 2030, by establishing a new data center and a dedicated in-country team.
The company’s entry into India includes the development of a specialized local team and the opening of a data center through a partnership with AWS. These foundational steps are intended to ensure compliance with data sovereignty requirements and prepare Absolute Security to deliver resilient endpoint and network security and management solutions to customers, partners, and managed service providers (MSPs) within the region. The goal is to help businesses maintain continuous operation, defend against threats, mitigate risks, and rapidly restore services following cyberattacks, ransomware incidents, and IT disruptions.
Achi Lewis-Dhaliwal, AVP, EMEA and India, stated, “Our planned expansion across India marks a pivotal milestone for Absolute Security. The growth of a dedicated team there, combined with our new in-region data centre, reinforces our commitment to supporting global customers with truly resilient solutions that will address India’s unique cybersecurity, compliance, and data sovereignty needs.”
Absolute Security’s technology is embedded in the firmware of over 600 million enterprise endpoints, a position that facilitates the rapid activation and deployment of its automated solutions. These solutions provide endpoint visibility and control, vulnerability and patch management, secure remote access, application resilience, Generative AI capabilities for operational efficiency and enhanced threat detection, and swift post-incident recovery.
Absolute Security collaborates with more than 28 leading endpoint device manufacturers, with its technology trusted by thousands of global enterprise customers and licensed to over 16 million PC users. The Absolute Security Cyber Resilience Platform aims to enable mobile and hybrid workforces to connect securely from any location and ensure quick recovery of business operations after cyber disruptions.
