Ivanti to ramp up hiring across India
The Hindu
The US cyber security firm wants to establish the region as its innovation centre
US firm Ivanti plans to increase the headcount from over 500 it has across multiple locations in India to 2,000 in the next two years.
A sizeable part of the hiring will be for its Hyderabad office, the cyber security products and solutions provider said on Thursday, announcing the One Ivanti India plan to establish the region as its innovation centre.
The research and development coming from India will be instrumental in continued growth and serve global customers of the company with security, ITSM and UEM solutions, Ivanti said in a release after an event in which IT Minister K.T. Rama Rao participated. Ivanti’s automation platform discovers, manages, secures, and services IT assets. The One Ivanti India plan comes in the backdrop of acquisition last year of three companies (Mobile Iron, Pulse Secure and Risk Sense), with a strong Indian presence, the firm said.
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