Leading cyber security solutions company Kaspersky is all set to develop a data centre and a Transparency Centre in India with an aim of conforming to the likely cyber security policy.
“We will study the policy and will plan the data centre accordingly. The proposed centre will be on the lines of the one it set up in Zurich (Switzerland),” Stephan Neumeier, Managing Director of Kaspersky (Asia Pacific), has said.
“We recently set up Transparency Centre in Kaula Lumpur (Malayasia). But the new upcoming Indian policy on cyber security would require us to invest on a facility to store and process the data that we generate locally,” he said.
Stephan further said, “We are among the top-4 players in the business-to-business segment. In the small and medium sector space, we are number 3.”
“The share of consumer business, which used to be about 70 per cent three years ago, is about 50 per cent now in South Asia after our focus on enterprise increased. In India, we have emerged as a strong alternative to the Western players in the space,” he added.