Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Cybersecurity talent shortage is a major issue in India, with over 400 million cyber threats detected in 2023.
- IBM spinoff Kyndryl is addressing this issue by establishing a new Security Operations Center (SOC) in Bangalore.
In a digital world where cyber threats are on the rise, the shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals in India has become a major challenge. According to the World Economic Forum, the global talent shortage in cybersecurity could reach 85 million workers by 2030, potentially leading to significant revenue losses. To tackle this issue, IBM spinoff Kyndryl is setting up a new SOC in Bangalore, focusing on training and upskilling initiatives to address the talent gap.
Kyndryl’s SOC in Bangalore is equipped with advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and integrated automation systems, to provide cyber threat intelligence and incident response services 24/7. The SOC also offers the Security Operations as a Platform (SOaap) capability, integrating various cybersecurity functions into a single platform for enhanced visibility and threat management across IT estates.
With plans to expand its SOC capabilities globally, Kyndryl is strategically investing in cybersecurity management and technologies to support organizations in combating evolving cyber threats. The company’s initiatives in India align with the country’s national priorities, supporting enterprises in their digital transformation efforts.
Overall, Kyndryl’s focus on cybersecurity training, technology innovation, and global expansion highlights its commitment to addressing the cybersecurity talent shortage in India and beyond.
