Posted by Mumbai: Securonix and GRAMAX Cybertech, a cybersecurity and critical information infrastructure provider, have announced a strategic managed security services partnership. This tie-up aims to help enterprises across India strengthen cyber resilience with intelligence-driven, scalable and compliance-ready security operations.
Organisations across sectors through this partnership will gain access to AI-powered detection, investigation, and response capabilities delivered via GRAMAX’s Integrated Cyber Defense Centre (ICDC) and powered by the Securonix Unified Defense SIEM.
This partnership plays a key role in managing end-to-end cybersecurity operations for several high-value critical infrastructure assets, including Delhi International Airport, Hyderabad International Airport, and multiple other strategic assets of GMR Group across aviation, power, urban infrastructure and allied sectors.
Delhi based GRAMAX has also entered into global markets across the UK and Singapore with clients in the maritime, fintech, and aviation sectors.
Both companies will together help organisations mitigate evolving threats with greater speed and precision while supporting compliance and long-term operational resilience.
“The recent cyberattacks on critical institutions in India are a clear signal that organisations need stronger, more accountable security operations,” said Dipesh Kaura, Country Director, India and SAARC – Securonix.
“With GRAMAX, we are bringing together advanced detection and response, regional expertise, and an operating model built to reduce noise, improve speed, and help organisations demonstrate cyber resilience with measurable outcomes,” added Kaura.
“GRAMAX is committed to delivering meaningful value to enterprises through intelligence-driven cyber defense,” said Bithal Bhardwaj, CEO of GRAMAX Cybertech Limited.
“Our partnership with Securonix strengthens our ability to help organisations protect critical assets, support compliance, and build resilience against an increasingly complex threat landscape,” added Bhardwaj.
The partnership also gives customers access to proven operational outcomes. Customers have reported more than 60% noise reduction, 3x faster investigation times, and a 40% improvement in SOC response metrics. These gains help security teams improve analyst efficiency, reduce time to respond, and provide leadership with clearer visibility into cyber risk and operational performance.
Looking ahead, Securonix and GRAMAX will focus on helping more enterprises across India modernise security operations with managed, intelligence-led services designed for scale, precision, and continuous resilience. Through GRAMAX’s managed security services model Securonix products are available to customers across India.