CLOUD SECURITY IN THE
ERA OF DIGITAL INDIA
THE ROLE OF MSSPs

Table of

CONTENTS
Introduction

04
Cloud Security Market in India

05
Typical Cloud Journey - Driver, Challenges & Outcomes

06
Industry lens for drivers of Cloud Adoption &Cloud Security considerations

11
Role of Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs)

14
Modiﬁed Shared Responsibility Matrix

16
Final Observations & Remarks

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INTRODUCTION
Since the Covid-19 lockdown digital transformation is quickly becoming a business imperative. It is nolonger just good to have, now that organizations need to engage digitally with their customers. Cloud
adoption is one of the technology areas that has seen growth during pandemic, given that it is one of thebest ways that IT leaders can solve the paradox of investing in digital transformation and cost optimization.
However, the move to the cloud is not without concerns and complications, with security being recognized as one of the key challenges to successful cloud adoption. This paper discusses the key drivers,
challenges with the cloud adoption and the role that Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) play inan organization’s cloud journey.

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CLOUD SECURITY MARKETIN INDIANASSCOM1 predicts that by 2022, IaaS market in India will be about USD 2.4bn, which will be about
2.4% of global market. Similarly, SaaS market in India will be around USD 3.4bn by 2022,
making it about 2.6% of global SaaS market.The total cloud market is expected to be USD 7.1bn in
2022. Among the sectors, BFSI and telecom sectors lag in cloud service adoption due to apprehensions
towards cloud security. Government sector leads the cloud adoption, representing 12-15% of total cloud
spend in India. Other sectors, besides Government sector, that are adopting cloud computing rapidly in
India are e-commerce, IT/ITeS .
The cloud market in India is being driven by:• Digital India: India has over 48.08 million registered users on DigiLocker (October 2020 DigiLocker.gov.in), USD 24.3 bn digital payment transactions (January 2019 - Meity Report2) and multiple
digital platforms such as UPI, eKYC and Aadhaar. India is amongst the top 2 countries on many
dimensions of digital adoption such as smartphone adoption, internet subscribers, etc.
• Smart City: With multiple projects to push smart cities across many states, cloud adoption has rapidly
increased in India. Smart cities have multiple projects such as – smart transportation, smart security,
smart grid, e-Government initiatives, smart parking etc. that depends on data centers and cloud-based
services.
• Private sector: The pandemic has pushed many organizations to adopt remote working solutions forbusiness continuity. To ensure business continuity in the new normal, organization are shifting focus fromCAPEX to OPEX leading to acceleration in cloud adoption.

1. This growth in cloud market is driving the growth in the cloud security market. Overall
the cloud security market in India grew 300% in the year 2018-2019 and is expected to
grow between 150-200% in the year 2019-2020.3
2. Global cloud security market is expected to grow at CAGR of 23-25%4 from 2019 to 2027
and is expected to reach USD 37bn by 2027.

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1
Cloud – Next wave of growth in India, 2019 – NASSCOM. According to the report, cloud spending includes domestics spend on SaaS, IaaS (only public Cloud), PaaS, Cloud business processservices and Cloud management and security services.
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January 2019 - Meity Report https://www.meity.gov.in/writereaddata/ﬁles/india_trillion-dollar_digital_opportunity.pdf
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Gartner – Press Release - https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2019-08-26-gartner-forecasts-enterprise-information-security-spe
4Analysts such as veriﬁedmarketresearch.com and marketsandmarkets.com estimates CAGR to be little over 25%, while alliedmarketresearch estimates CAGR to be about 23%.

TYPICAL CLOUD JOURNEY
DRIVERS,CHALLENGES & OUTCOMES
CHALLENGES

DRIVERS

Adoptionkey drivers

Initial level
challenges> Inherent beneﬁts
of cloud techenforcement
availability andresiliency> Initial data
security andprivacy concernsand organizational
readiness• Scale, changing
delivery models andagility> Lack ofavailability ofinternal skills tomanage cloud
operations andoceralltransformation.

> Surge in customer
demand> Businesscompretition andchanging partner
ecosystem> Infra cost
optimization> Roadmap tochange legacy
operations andsystems> Selection of rightcloud deployment
model and & ROI

Enforcementlevel challenges> Procurement oftech and
implementation of
security controls> Security monitoring,Operations anddiverse security
skillsets> Managing service
continuity duringtransformation> System and app
modiﬁcations tosuit cloud model> Adapting policies,
processes,
governance andcompliance

OUTCOMES

Overcoming
the challenges> Robust cloudsecurity policy> Availability of
ionternal external
security skill.
• Change mgmt
• Risk quantiﬁcation> Eﬀective
management of :• E2E Cloudsecurity operations
and administration• Managing
identities andaccess controls• Cloud data
governance, andprivacy

Expected end
result> Leveraging cloudcomputingcapabilities> Elevated customer
experience
Agile development
and reduce time tomarket> Improved businessreach> Advanced
portability andstandardization

Figure 1: Cloud journey- drivers and challenges

When any organization embarks on the journey of cloud adoption, typically the starting point isunderstanding the drivers for such adoption and challenges challenges that it may face. Above ﬁguresummarizes DSCI-Tata Communications’ perspective.

Cloud Journey - Drivers• Inherent beneﬁts of cloud: Resource optimization, quick policy enforcement across organization,
resiliency, besides scalability and higher availability. In order to meet end user’s requirements anddelivery expectations, scaling of infra- server, simple storage, and applications is easily possible overcloud.

Cloud lays a strong foundation for emerging technologies such as DARQ- Distributed ledger technologies
AI/ML, Extended Reality and Big Data. Business analytics, large scale data processing, and process
automation enabled on the cloud makes business more agile and meets evolving customer needs.

• Surge in customer demand: Emerging mobile technologies, aﬀordable internet, and evolving banking,ﬁnance, retail, communications are attracting many users towards online platforms.
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Consumer services need, quick response time, scalability, portability and agility requirements which are
driving organizations to opt for cloud.

• Infra cost optimization: Reduced IT cost is one of the key beneﬁts in the cloud adoption journey.
Deployment on cloud oﬀers "Pay as you go" model – users only pay for instances, servers, storage andapplications based on usage.

Cloud Journey - Challenges
Though cloud adoption is on rise, several concerns with respect to cloud security operations, security
governance and compliance are also coming to the fore.
User organizations are usually skeptical about data security on cloud. Questions such as “Who will haveaccess to my data?”, “Where will my data be stored?”, “Is the data well protected in case the system is
attacked?” are still being asked. Beside technical provisions, there are also legal and security complianceissues to be solved. Policies and contracts are very important here and businesses are advised to lookthrough them carefully.
We have detailed the various challenges that an organization faces when they are migrating to the cloud
and the corresponding impact on security and privacy in the table below:

CHALLENGES
Challenge

Key focus areas

Nature of impact

Roadmap to change
legacy operations
and systems

1. Translation of legacy systems andoperations to best ﬁt cloud platforms is notan easy task. The transformation, requiresorganizations to create a thoroughroadmap with key milestones capturingfunctionalities, and processes.

Indirect impact on
security andprivacy.

2. During cloud migration, organizations
need to ensure that the IT systems are
getting patched and updated, the process
are evolving, and due care is given to theaudit and compliance.

Selection of rightcloud deployment
model & ROI

1. Right cloud deployment model can only
be selected when organizations evaluatebusiness objectives in context of IT
architecture, cloud shared responsibility
matrix and availability of skillsets. The
selection of right model will impact the ROIof the business.
2. Deployment model has implications on
security responsibilities. Cloud requires ashared security model, with Cloud Service
Provider (CSP)s and7

Direct impact on
security andprivacy.

Challenge

Key focus areas

Nature of impact

organizations respectively responsible for
speciﬁc functions. Companies need tounderstand this split of responsibilities
and redesign internal processes
accordingly. For instance, for IaaS infra
and physical security stays with CSP and
rest of the security operations remains
with organization. In case of PaaS,
Operating systems, network including
hypervisor and infra security remain with
CSP and rest (user access, data,application) are the organization’s
responsibility.

Organizational
readiness: functionaland change
management
understanding

Initial data security
and privacy concerns

1. Evaluate factors that inﬂuence the cloud
adoption in the organization.
2. Organizations are apprehensive
regarding the data ownership and security
due to the distributed computing. Having
risk mitigation plan and cloud adoption plan
will have positive inﬂuence onorganization’s readiness. Plan must include
security design, ﬂexible security controls,
processes that are required to be set up in
newly adopted environment.

1. Based on our interaction with various
stakeholders in industry, following concerns
come up:- Changed dynamics of security
compliance- Protecting identities- Data classiﬁcations, data storage
and data privacy- User access management- Security operations- monitoring
and administration- Data backups

Internal skills tomanage cloud
operations, process,and overall
transformation

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1. Right talent and skill sets are mandatory
for successful cloud adoption. With thehuman element recognized as the mostvulnerable area of security, people withleast knowledge on cloud operations,security conﬁgurations and monitoring canlead to increased risk of security exposure.
2. Regulatory burden of new compliances,data regulations and stringent security
audits on cloud demands special skill sets.

Direct impact on
security and privacy(Security operations,management, andcompliance).

Direct impact on
security andprivacy.

Direct impact on
security andprivacy.

ENFORCEMENT LEVEL CHALLENGES
Challenge

Key focus areas

Nature of impact

Managing service
continuity duringtransformation

1. Cloud transformation can be complex. It
often involves stitching together solutions
and processes that are disjointed, withdisparate interfaces. So, organizations
often partly move workload to cloud, whilerunning part of services from on-premise
to maintain service continuity duringtransformation.

Indirect impact on
security andprivacy.

Systems, applications
modiﬁcation to suit
cloud model

1. System and application integrations
needs to be managed and theapplication/data must be transformed or
modiﬁed when it passes between two
diﬀerent platforms (E.g. On prem tocloud).

Indirect impact on
security andprivacy.

2. Ability to handle complex integrations tosuit cloud deployment/service model is
one of the key elements of cloud
enforcement.

Policies, processes,
governance, andcompliance

1. Cloud technology is distributed in an
intrinsic way and as a result of this,compliance is a shared responsibility
among organizations and service
providers.

Direct impact on
security andprivacy.

2. It also involves multiple stakeholders service providers, service brokers,
customers, and auditors and this may leadto compliance challenges.

Procurement,
implementation of
security tech/controls

1. Organizations will need to decide
whether they want to deploy the security
tools provided by the CSPs or use
third-party oﬀerings.
2. They will need to conduct a gap analysis
for this purpose, basically understand therisks that are mitigated by the set of tools
they currently own and then analyse if thegaps can be met by the security tools thata CSP natively oﬀers.

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Direct impact on
security andprivacy.

Challenge
Security Monitoring,Operations anddiverse security
skill sets

Key focus areas
1. Certain security skills are much
required on cloud.
- Expertise with encryption and data
loss prevention controls for content-richcloud applications- Sophisticated identity and accessmanagement (IAM) skills andmultifactor authentication, including
tokenization, regardless of whetherorganization deploying SaaS, PaaS, IaaS,
or a combination of those services.
- Monitoring, analysis and response,
especially because virtualization
expands beyond servers and into
networks and storage.
2. Organizations must have visibility overwhere enterprise data resides in thecloud, data privacy oﬀerings and, how tointegrate data protection policies in thecloud with their own organization policies

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Nature of impact
Direct impact on
security andprivacy.

INDUSTRY LENS FOR DRIVERS OF
CLOUD ADOPTION & CLOUD SECURITYCONSIDERATIONS
Diﬀerent industries have diﬀerent reasons for adopting the cloud. The corresponding cloud security
considerations too vary from industry to industry. Below table summarizes this data :SectorDrivers for Cloud
Adoption
1. Payment digitization .

BFSI

2. Increasing customer demandfor digital services.
3. Innovative banking solutions
that incorporates emerging
technologies and analytics.
4. Focus on service continuity andbusiness resilience.

Cloud Security
Considerations• Though cloud adoption inIndia has accelerated over thelast few years and continues togrow at a rate of 25-30% but
comparatively adoption of cloudservices remains low due toconcerns around data security
and regulatory compliance –especially for processing
conﬁdential customer data.5 6• Indian ﬁnancial institutions are
required to comply to extremely
strict data regulations andstandards such as RBI cybersecurity guidelines andresilience requirements, RBI’sother regulatory requirements
such as basic/advance cybersecurity controls, SOC, risk
mitigation plan and ways toprotect customer information.
• BFSI players are deploying
private cloud solutions to gain
the beneﬁts of the cloud while
making sure that the needs forcompliance and security are
maintained.

Manufacturing(MSME)

1. Manufacturers are adopting
industry 4.0 solutions in areas like
production and supply chain
management that cannot becompletely met by the company’s
existing IT infrastructure
2. The underlying platform behindindustry 4.0 is cloud computing
3. Cost savings from upfront
capital investments allowing
organizations to pursue
innovation

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• Manufacturers often do not havethe expertise, time, tools to secure
the cloud as majority of resources
are non-technical. This requires
time investment to improvesecurity processes and training
workforce to recognize threatsand malicious behaviour on cloud.
• Complex environment given that
security of IT and OT systems haveto considered collectively.

NASSCOM 2019 report on Cloud Growth in India
https://cfo.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/bfsi-sector-slow-and-reluctant-to-make-the-transition-to-cloud-netmagic-global-cfo/71370253

Sector

Challenge

Energy/Power
SectorDrivers for Cloud
Adoption

Natureof impact
Considerations

Companies in energy/power
sector are deploying technology tohelp them gain operationaleﬃciency and oﬀer services that
increase customer satisfaction. By
hosting various services on thecloud results in:• The applications in theenergy/power sector use OT tomonitor and control physicalprocesses.

- Reduction in operational costs- Improvements in productivity
and asset utilization
This helps organizations to be
ﬂexible and agile to respond tothe changing customer demands

Cloud Security• Complex environment giventhat security of IT and OT systems
have to considered collectively.
• BYOD and increase in threatsurface require Energy
companies to manage thesecurity for mobile devices andapps used by workers in the ﬁeld.
The systematic integration of IT
eases the work process load,
although it increases the risk to
the critical infrastructure.
• Cloud adoption in energy sector,
may present compatibility andvarious security integration
issues, such as integrating
security stack (DLP, WAF, NACetc.) and its compatibility withpotential cloud set up.

1. Flexibility and scalability - Cloud
allows ecommerce companies toexpand their presence as quickly
as their business grows.

E-commerce and other
IT enables Services

2. Elastic load balancing acrossgeographies, and robust backup
and DR abilities.
3. Enforcement of complianceacross global standards iscomparatively easier on the cloud• Customers put a lot of trust in theecommerce provider they shop
with, sharing personal data andsensitive payment information
with every purchase. Earning andmaintaining a customer’s trust is
critical to a fruitful relationship.
• Business data is transmitted tothe cloud side over the internet
and so it is essential that it isencrypted.
• Since this sector outsourcesmany of its IT requirements, user
security and privacy management
risk are higher.
• Security concerns include
insecure interfaces and APIs,
authentication breakage.
• Global E-commerce organizations
require complete understanding ofvaried data protection and privacy
regulations across the globe.

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Healthcare

Drivers for Cloud
Adoption
1. Centralized storage of medical
and patient information in cloudfor improved data management
and access
2. Robust backup and DR
capabilities, which assures data
availability
3. Use of emerging technology
such as Big Data analytics andArtiﬁcial Intelligence algorithms on
the cloud-stored patient data
improves the outcome of medical
research
4. On-demand computing andstorage capabilities reduces
operational costs around storing
patient data, analysing data forresearch and enhancing existing
capabilities

Government

Similar to other sectors, drivers
such as ﬂexibility, scalability, data
sharing within state-agencies areapplicable to Government as well.
- Government started MeghRaj
Cloud Initiative to reap the
beneﬁts stated above. It oﬀers
variety of service model like
Platform as service (PaaS)
Software as a Services (SaaS) andStorage as a Service and othersfor government departments andagencies.

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Cloud Security
Considerations• Patient data is inherently
sensitive in nature andcloud-hosted healthcare dataneeds to be safeguarded
against external as well asinternal threats.
• Healthcare data and related
applications need to comply
with diﬀerent security andprivacy regulations of data In
Indian context, The Digital
Information Security in
Healthcare Act ('DISHA') is theﬁrst step taken by the Indian
Government in the long journey
to securing the healthcare dataof patients in India.

• Government’s digitization
initiatives/ infrastructure is
exposed to security challenges
such as potential attacks
ranging from highly organizedgroups, cyber terrorism, andprivacy challenges such asprotecting and maintaining
privacy of citizen’s ﬁnancial,healthcare and other sensitive
data.

ROLE OF MANAGED SECURITY SERVICEPROVIDERS (MSSPs)
IT leaders want to apply the same level of security to their cloud infrastructure as they do to on premisesolutions. While many IT leaders view this as the CSP’s responsibility, the fact is that ensuring security on
the cloud is a shared responsibility.
A. Cloud Service Providers are mainly responsible for security of physical layer utilities, Infrastructure –(Servers, Storage), orchestration of computing, networking resources and security of virtualization
technologies.
B. Whereas tasks such as protection of host instances, network traﬃc, application security, procurementof security controls, active monitoring of incidents – response, data classiﬁcation- encryption andcompliance are still responsibilities of the organization utilizing the cloud.

CLOUD SERVICEPROVIDER

CLOUD CUSTOMERTRADITIONAL CLOUD SECURITY RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX
Responsibilities ofcloud coustmer
1. GRC
2. PROCUMENT AND
IMPLEMENTATION
3. SECURITY
OPERATIONS

LaaS

PaaS

Identity and user access management (Access Control, Log Monitoring etc)
Data (Client - Server Data Encryption, SOC Ops, IR, Data protection and GRC)
Operating System(HIDS, End Point Protection)

4. SECURITY AUDITS

Network(NGFW, IDS/IPS andMonitoring)Responsibilities of
CSP

Infrastructure

1. INFRA AND STORAGE

Hypervisor Layer

2. VIRTUALIZATION

3. NETWORKING

SaaS

Physical Layer

Application(VA, PT, AppSec andAccess Managment)

From Right to Left Responsibilityof Cloud Customer Increases

Operating System

Applications

Networking

Operating System

Infrastructure

Networking

Hypervisor Layer

Infrastructure

Physical Layer

Hypervisor Layer
Physical Layer

From Left to Right Responsibilityof CSP Increases

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Responsibilities which can be owned by MSSPs
behalf of customer and reduce burden on
customer

Responsibilities with CSP

Handling security and data protection operations across diﬀerent cloud service, deployment models arecomplex tasks and create additional burden on businesses. There is need of direction/ support fororganizations to set up end-to-end security, to manage operation/ processes, and, to ensure compliance.
This is where Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) come in. Given below are some of the beneﬁts
that MSSPs bring to the table:
1. An MSSP can help organizations build the right cloud security foundation, with a strategy that moves
enterprises eﬀectively from assessment, through migration, to day-to-day management. By performing
continuous monitoring and regular testing, MSSPs can better determine the threats organizations
are facing and implement strategies to reduce data risk.
2. Since organizations are scaling at very fast pace, this brings in unique challenges towards cybersecurity. Ability of MSSPs to ramp services up and down rapidly, can beneﬁt organizations toaddress the challenges brought in by the scale.
3. Additionally, organizations need not worry about any gaps in their in-house cloud security talent andskill set.
4. Another set of beneﬁts that MSSP brings in is orchestration and response ability.
5. An MSSP can help organizations to achieve and maintain regulatory compliance with things like the
Health Information Portability and Accountability Act Disha, (HIPAA), GDPR, PCI DSS and other local
compliances.
6. Since volume and complexity of operation is rising, there is a need for continuous re-evaluation ofcloud infrastructure from security perspective. MSSPs bring extra hand to the client organization to
manage the complexity. MSSPs will use the right mix of cloud native and third-party applications toensure comprehensive cloud protection for an organization. Additionally, MSSPs are able to invest inenhanced technology over what most companies can ﬁeld for internal cybersecurity eﬀorts.

How MSSPs can help organizations manage their cloud security
Realizing the
Possibilities
of Business
Expansion

Focus on
Digitization
Innovation
Focus on
Digitization
Innovation

Servicing
Customers
BetterClientSupportBusiness
Agility &
Scale

MSSP

CSP

Oﬀering
Security
Capabilities

Realizing theInnovation
Possibilities
Optimizing
Cost & Reducing
Eﬀorts15

Managing
Business
Operations

Providing Core &Emerging Technical
Capabilities

A MODIFIED SHAREDRESPONSIBILITY MATRIXDSCI and Tata Communications are proposing a modiﬁed shared responsibility matrix where the cloudsecurity responsibility is shared between a customer, MSSP and CSP.
In this model, most of the sub tasks under major tenets not limited to the following can be owned by
MSSPs on behalf of customer.
• Governance, Risk, Compliance,• Procurement and Implementation of security• Security Operations• Security SLAs and Audits

COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSIBILITY MODEL
CSP vs MSSP vs CUSTOMER

BUSINESS RESPONSIBILITIESWITH CUSTOMER

Digital Transformation ofOrganization

Invest in innovations and Increasebusiness reachBusiness Process
management

Effective Ops and Customer Experience
Improvement

LaaS
SECURITY RESPONSIBILITIESOWNED BY MSSP

PaaS

SaaS

Procurement, implementation of security tech / controls
Data Protection (Classification, Encryption and Access Management)
Risk Quantification, Governance Compliance
Network Traffic Protection
VM Instances/Container/
Host Sec
Network Traffic Protection

SECURITY RESPONSIBILITIESOWNED BY CSPInfrastructure

Hypervisor Layer

Physical Layer

Application: vulnerability
Assessment and Testing
Security Operations - Monitoring, IR

Operating System

Applications

Networking

Operating System

Infrastructure

Networking

Hypervisor Layer

Infrastructure

Physical Layer

Hypervisor Layer
Physical Layer

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Selecting the Right MSSP
There are 3 dimensions to assess an MSSP, as shown in the ﬁgure below:• Assess number of clients (andtheir scale) availing the MSSP
• Use POC to test some of the said
capabilities

Cloud speciﬁc
capabilities

Range ofservices andspecialization• Assess Value proposition ofeach MSSP, keeping future andcurrent requirements aroundelementscloudassessment,
migration and cloud operations

Ability to adapt
new ways ofworking• Understand the Agility of MSSP
to gain working understanding of
new services.
• Check for completeness of
integration and harmonizationof various services

The right MSSP should be able to provide:
A. Comprehensive cloud security experience that includes availability of skills and talent to handle
multiple cloud providers
B. Diverse set of clients – large enterprises, start-ups and SMBs – and from various sectors/verticals
C. Understanding of changing data-speciﬁc regulations and laws across multiple geographies
Regular up-skilling of the workforce and adoption of new methodologies in security

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FINAL OBSERVATIONS &REMARKSAs organizations embark on their journey to the cloud, they must keep in mind that that the cloud security
is not just a CSPs responsibility – it is a shared responsibility. The right MSSP can help organizations
oﬄoad most of these security responsibilities. The MSSPs can help organizations securely onboard anorganization on the cloud - procurement, deployment of security technologies and controls, manage
security operations - setting up end to end security and management and also investigate and remediate
any security incidents eﬃciently and cost eﬀectively.
MSSPs by the nature of their work will be able to provide the right tools to achieve better visibility and to
detect and address threats quickly, regardless of where they occur on the cloud, ensuring eﬀective protection across an organization’s entire digital estate.

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Tata Communications is a digital ecosystem enabler that powers today’s fast-growing digital economy. The
Company enables the digital transformation of enterprises globally, including 300 of the Fortune 500 – unlocking
opportunities for businesses by enabling borderless growth, boosting product innovation and customer experience,
improving productivity and efficiency, building agility and managing risk. With its solutions orientated approach,proven managed service capabilities and cutting-edge infrastructure, Tata Communications drives the next level ofintelligence powered by cloud, mobility, Internet of Things (IoT), collaboration, security and network services. Tata
Communications carries around 30% of the world’s internet routes and connects businesses to 60% of the world’s
cloud giants and 4 out of 5 mobile subscribers.
Cloud Security Services from Tata Communications help organisations securely operate and innovate on cloud.
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