Cybersecurity & Digital Risk

Thursday, October 22

Axis Communications Secures Its First BIS ER-01 Certification in India

Cybersecurity & Digital Risk July 15, 2026

Swedish network security company Axis Communications has secured its first Bureau of Indian Standards ER-01 certification in India. The certification, announced from Bangalore on…

EY India Launches AI Powered Platform That Puts a Price on Cyber Risk

By Narrative RepublicJuly 15, 2026

EY India has launched Cyber Performance Management, an AI driven…

US Cybersecurity Firm N-able Opens Bengaluru GCC, Plans 50% Headcount Growth by End-2026

By Narrative RepublicJune 15, 2026

N-able, the US-based cybersecurity and IT management firm, has opened…

G+D plans €100 million India investment, eyes fintech and cybersecurity acquisitions

By Narrative RepublicJune 5, 2026

Palo Alto Networks Acquires Indian-Founded Portkey to Close an AI Security Gap

May 29, 2026

Axiado Opens Bengaluru GCC to Build Hardware-Level Cybersecurity for AI Data Centres

April 29, 2026

Beyond Headcount: Measuring Real Authority in India’s GCCs

By Narrative RepublicOctober 20, 2026

Headcount tells you how big an India GCC is, not who decides inside it. Five tests reveal whether a global capability centre has real authority.

Backbase expands Hyderabad development centre, India now its largest engineering hub outside Amsterdam

October 19, 2026

HSBC India commits INR 200 crore to financial literacy

October 19, 2026

Beyond Headcount: Measuring Real Authority in India’s GCCs

By Narrative RepublicOctober 20, 2026

Headcount tells you how big an India GCC is, not who decides inside it. Five tests reveal whether a global capability centre has real authority.

Backbase expands Hyderabad development centre, India now its largest engineering hub outside Amsterdam

By Narrative RepublicOctober 19, 2026

Backbase has added 30,000 sq ft in Hyderabad’s HITEC City as its India team, now more than 600 engineers, becomes its largest engineering hub outside Amsterdam.

HSBC India commits INR 200 crore to financial literacy

By Narrative RepublicOctober 19, 2026

HSBC India will spend INR 200 crore from 2026 to 2030 on financial literacy, with a focus on fraud prevention, digital tools and livelihoods.

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Beyond Headcount: Measuring Real Authority in India’s GCCs

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