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PwC India Opens Connected Cybersecurity Solutions Centre in Bengaluru to Protect Smart and Emerging Technology Ecosystems

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PwC India has launched its Connected Cybersecurity Solutions Centre (CCSC) in Bengaluru to help organisations secure smart factories, connected products, critical infrastructure and emerging technology environments.

The Centre brings together operational technology (OT), Internet of Things (IoT), hardware testing and AI-led monitoring capabilities. It houses a Product Security Operations Centre and a Hardware Testing Centre, replicating real-world environments across smart factories, EV charging, smart grids, drones, smart cities and medical devices.

Sanjeev Krishan, Chairperson, PwC in India, said, “The Connected Cybersecurity Solutions Centre is more than a lab; it is a statement of intent. It reflects how deeply technology, engineering and innovation are now woven into the fabric of our firm.”

The Centre offers live demonstrations, proofs of concept, co-creation workshops and attack-and-defence walkthroughs. It also features over 11 live demo stations covering ransomware, SCADA tampering, GPS spoofing, CAN bus attacks and other cyber threats.

Siddharth Vishwnath, Partner and Leader – Risk Consulting, PwC India, said, “Clients can walk in with a problem and walk out having seen their use case demonstrated, tested and validated on real hardware, real OT and real IoT environments.”

The CCSC will also serve as a central hub connecting PwC India’s wider network of cybersecurity and experience centres.

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