TCS joins hands with Google Cloud to launch AI-powered cybersecurity solutions
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has expanded its partnership with Google Cloud to introduce two cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions--TCS Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and TCS Secure Cloud Foundation.
According to TCS, these solutions are designed to enhance the threat detection and response capabilities of businesses across various industries, even in non-cloud environments, helping TCS customers build secure, future-ready enterprises.
The TCS Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solution, powered by Google's Security Operations platform, enables security teams to reduce the time needed to detect and respond to cyber threats.
By combining Google Cloud's advanced threat detection capabilities with TCS's contextual knowledge, the solution offers continuous security monitoring and round-the-clock response, significantly improving cyber resilience.
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The TCS Secure Cloud Foundation leverages Google Cloud's robust security solutions to strengthen the cloud security posture of businesses across single, multi, and hybrid cloud environments.
By embedding security and compliance guardrails throughout the DevSecOps lifecycle, the solution ensures comprehensive security and governance.
It utilises AI, machine learning, and automation to continuously monitor risks, identify deviations, and recommend remedial actions, thereby enhancing the overall security framework.
Ganesa Subramanian, VP and Global Head, Cybersecurity Business Group, TCS, said, "Businesses are rapidly transforming, and they must secure their transformation journey to grow with confidence. The rise of generative AI further underscores the need to modernise cybersecurity and strengthen cyber resilience."
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He said, "This partnership brings together the best of capabilities, contextual knowledge, and accelerators from TCS
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