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SonicWall Plans 400+ India Engineering Jobs Amid Cybersecurity Expansion

SonicWall Plans 400+ India Engineering Jobs Amid Cybersecurity Expansion
SonicWall To Hire 400+ Engineers As India emerges as Key Cybersecurity hub · thehansindia.com

SonicWall is a company that helps protect computers and networks from cyberattacks.

It plans to hire more than 400 engineers in India.

These workers will develop tools using artificial intelligence, cloud technology and cybersecurity research.

SonicWall already has a large research center in Bengaluru.

The company says Indian teams help create security tools used around the world.

It expects more Indian businesses to need cybersecurity as they use more digital services.

Smaller businesses may need extra help because they often have fewer security experts and resources.

SonicWall also wants partners to provide monitoring and protection services.

The company says basic safety steps, such as protecting passwords and installing updates, remain important.

Key facts

Planned hiring
More than 400 engineering roles in India
Primary location
SonicWall’s Bengaluru research and development center
Focus areas
Artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, cybersecurity research and next-generation platform development
Global role
The Bengaluru center is SonicWall’s second-largest global investment
Market position
India is described as one of SonicWall’s fastest-growing and most important markets in the Asia-Pacific and Japan region
Target customers
Enterprises, government, healthcare, education, retail, small and medium-sized businesses, and micro-SMBs
Partner strategy
Service Provider Programme and SecureFirst partner tracks support managed detection, monitoring and response services

Quotes

Patrick O’Donnell

SonicWall Chief Revenue Officer

“Customers are no longer simply looking for products; they are looking for outcomes and long-term protection. This is where our partners and MSSPs become critical to our strategy.”
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“India has the talent, scale and digital momentum to be a major force in cybersecurity innovation”
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