Indian IT services provider Wipro has announced an expanded partnership with American cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks to provide global enterprises with managed security and network transformation solutions.

The offerings include cloud security, SASE (Secure Access Service Edge), and SOC (Security Operations Center) solutions based on Zero Trust principles.

BJ Jenkins — Palo Alto Networks President said: “Wipro and Palo Alto Networks together are trusted partners to global organizations, helping them stay secure as they transform their business and move to the cloud.

“We are pleased to extend our joint offerings with Wipro, going further to provide end-to-end security solutions that help our customers simplify the tools they use with greater efficiency.”

Using an integrated delivery approach, Wipro is said to bundle consulting and managed security services for enhanced end-to-end security in an enterprise. The Indian IT firm’s IPs and accelerators like WANFreedom and CARG (Cloud Applications Risk Governance) when combined with an automation framework will help enterprises quickly and smoothly adopt the services across their IT as well as user landscape.

On the other hand, Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud helps in securing applications, infrastructure, data, and entitlements across the largest clouds in the world from a single unified solution, said Wipro.

Strengthened by Palo Alto Networks next-generation security platform, Wipro offerings and services will aid in safeguarding highly important data assets by providing security solutions that are comprehensive and-easy to-manage and perform well and offer compliance across headquarters, branches, and a hybrid, mobile workforce.

Jo Debecker — Wipro Senior Vice President and Global Head of Cloud and Infrastructure Services said: “While enterprises are adopting and transforming their WAN estate to software defined fabric (SDWAN), Wipro’s WANFreedom—a consulting led lifecycle service offering integrated with Palo Alto Network’s technology & platforms—helps customers in their journey towards SASE architecture and mature towards secure digital infrastructure and be future ready.”

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