News, 4 December 2025
Deepwatch has officially established its new Global Capability Center (GCC) in Bengaluru, marking a strategic expansion to tap into India’s deep pool of cybersecurity, AI, and software engineering talent.
This new centre opened with an initial team of 50 and plans to grow to over 100 professionals within the next 12–18 months will serve as a core engine for accelerating development of Deepwatch’s AI-powered threat detection platform. By enabling round-the-clock development across time zones, the Bengaluru GCC aims to speed up product innovation, enhance threat detection capabilities, and deliver faster feature rollouts to customers worldwide.
With this expansion, Deepwatch demonstrates its commitment to making India a strategic R&D hub not just for support, but as a co-creation center where engineers, AI researchers, and security analysts collaborate closely. The Bengaluru facility is set to drive next-generation “agentic AI” solutions that can streamline detection, investigation, and response workflows — helping enterprises stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
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