Indian enterprises adopt AI-powered managed SOCs amid rising breach costs

Companies in India keep their computer systems safe from hackers.

Sometimes hackers break in, and fixing the damage costs a lot of money — almost 22 crore rupees on average.

A report from IBM says companies take about 263 days to notice and fix a break-in, which is a very long time.

So many companies are now using a new kind of security service called an AI-powered SOC.

A SOC is like a control room where security experts watch for dangers.

The AI part is a smart computer that looks at thousands of clues very quickly.

It finds the real dangers so human experts can fix them fast.

Old-style control rooms were very expensive because they needed lots of people and technology.

New rules from Indian regulators also make companies watch their systems all the time.

With faster detection, companies can stop problems before they become big disasters.