The cybersecurity market is anticipated to produce US$2.37 billion in sales in 2023. The risk of data breach is rising along with technology’s day-to-day progress, which is fueling an increase in cyberattacks. According to a Statista analysis, the market’s largest segment, Security Services, is expected to generate US$1.19 billion in revenue in 2023. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the use of internet methods by consumers, businesses, and industries. Cyber dangers are rising as a result of businesses adopting digital in an effort to stay competitive in the market. More cyberattacks have occurred as a result, which has increased demand for cybersecurity. These startups use a platform that is driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to predict cyberattacks before they occur as well as to provide customers with full visibility, advanced detection, response, and scalability through software tools, standalone solutions, managed services, vulnerability analysis and consulting, outsourced technology support, etc. Four “Make-in-India Startups who Rule the Cybersecurity Market” have been identified by us. –
WiJungle:
The first Unified Network Security Platform in the world, WiJungle enables companies to secure and control any aspect of their network from a single interface. It fully integrates the capabilities of the Network Firewall, Web Application Firewall, Hotspot Gateway, DLP, Vulnerability Assessment, etc., eliminating the need for multiple standalone security products while also reducing an organization’s capital investment by up to 60% and making day-to-day management and scalability issues simpler. The first comprehensive security appliance in the world, Wijungle eliminates the need for numerous separate security products, including network firewalls, guest management programmes, web application firewalls, routers, proxy servers, etc.
Kratikal:
Pavan Kushwaha, Paratosh Bansal, and Dip Jung Thapa, three NIT-Allahabad graduates, created Kratikal in 2013, a Noida-based end-to-end provider of cyber security solutions. In addition to anti-phishing, fraud monitoring & takedown, email authentication, anti-spoofing, phishing incident response, risk detection & threat analysis, and code risk review, the startup offers tools for simulating cyberattacks and increasing awareness of them.
Seconize:
A cybersecurity firm based in Bangalore called Seconize provides businesses who are embracing digitization with cloud-based, AI/ML-enabled, automated security solutions. Through proactive risk assessment, identification, remediation, and management across all IT assets with real-time risk posture and zero human error, these solutions enable companies to de-risk themselves in a unified, continuous, and consistent manner. Their system automates the study of compliance and regulatory requirements at the regional and international levels.
HaltDos:
Noida-based IT security provider HaltDos offers cloud-based and on-premises AI-based network and application security solutions. In order to protect networks and applications from DDoS and web application attacks, HaltDos bills itself as the first integrated WAF & DDoS mitigation solution in the world. HaltDos delivers complete DDoS and WAF security with an on-premises DDoS mitigation appliance in addition to cloud-based DDoS protection, which supports Layer 3 through Layer 7 always-on enterprise-class DDoS mitigation that reduces latency and application downtime.
