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Deloitte India ties up with CrowdStrike for cyber modernisation
Deloitte India has expanded its global partnership with CrowdStrike to offer Indian organisations the Falcon cybersecurity platform combined with Deloitte's managed security services. CrowdStrike's 2026 Global Threat Report warns that the average…
The Story in Brief
Deloitte India has expanded its global partnership with CrowdStrike to offer Indian organisations the Falcon cybersecurity platform combined with Deloitte's managed security services. CrowdStrike's 2026 Global Threat Report warns that the average eCrime breakout time has fallen to 29 minutes, with the fastest observed at just 27 seconds. The partnership will focus on threat detection and response, security operations, and tool consolidation.
Anand Tiwari, Partner at Deloitte India, said the tie-up helps organisations stop AI-driven attacks and identity-based intrusions. Daniel Bernard, CrowdStrike's Chief Business Officer, said security teams can no longer afford disconnected technologies. The firms aim to modernise security operations and strengthen cyber resilience for Indian enterprises.
The Indian Opinion
Cybersecurity partnerships are easy to announce but hard to execute. CrowdStrike's report puts the average eCrime breakout time at 29 minutes and the fastest at just 27 seconds, a sobering reality for Indian firms. The lazy narrative that outsourcing to a global platform alone solves all threats ignores the messy work of integrating tools and training local teams. The real test will be whether Deloitte India's managed services actually shrink that breakout time for its clients, and at what cost.
Source: ciso.economictimes.indiatimes.com
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