LTIMindtree joins Microsoft Intelligent Security Association to enhance cybersecurity solutions

LTIMindtree, a global technology consulting and digital solutions company, has announced that it has joined Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA). For those unaware, MISA is an ecosystem comprising independent software vendors (ISVs) and managed security service providers (MSSPs) that have integrated their solutions with Microsoft‘s security technology, aimed at fortifying defenses against the rising tide of threats.

According to the company, this collaboration and security specialisations will allow LTIMindtree to leverage the Microsoft Security product portfolio to enhance its MDR platform and help enterprises prevent, detect, and respond to the most sophisticated cyberattacks in real time with Microsoft Sentinel.

LTIMindtree’s MDR platform adopts a modular, systematic, and platformised approach to deliver cybersecurity and resiliency services. Employing a pay-per-use model and flexible operations, it reduces the burden on in-house security teams and enables swift issue resolution. The MDR platform is available for organisations of all sizes to build a cyber-resilient enterprise.

“At LTIMindtree, we remain committed to helping our clients insulate themselves against new-age cyber threats,” said Prasenjit Saha, Executive Vice President and Global Cyber Security Business Head at LTIMindtree. “Achieving the Microsoft Security Specializations and joining MISA is a significant step in our mission to provide clients with the most advanced and comprehensive cybersecurity solutions, powered by Microsoft Security.”

“We believe that by coming together as a community to innovate, build strategies, and share knowledge, we empower ourselves and our customers as defenders. That is why MISA is such a vital part of our mission. Together, with partners like LTIMindtree, we can turn obstacles into innovation and embrace today’s challenges as an opportunity to build a better, safer world for all.” said Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President Microsoft Security.

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LTIMindtree, a global technology consulting and digital solutions company, has announced that it has joined Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA). For those unaware, MISA is an ecosystem comprising independent software vendors (ISVs) and managed security service providers (MSSPs) that have integrated their solutions with Microsoft‘s security technology, aimed at fortifying defenses against the rising tide of threats.

According to the company, this collaboration and security specialisations will allow LTIMindtree to leverage the Microsoft Security product portfolio to enhance its MDR platform and help enterprises prevent, detect, and respond to the most sophisticated cyberattacks in real time with Microsoft Sentinel.

LTIMindtree’s MDR platform adopts a modular, systematic, and platformised approach to deliver cybersecurity and resiliency services. Employing a pay-per-use model and flexible operations, it reduces the burden on in-house security teams and enables swift issue resolution. The MDR platform is available for organisations of all sizes to build a cyber-resilient enterprise.

“At LTIMindtree, we remain committed to helping our clients insulate themselves against new-age cyber threats,” said Prasenjit Saha, Executive Vice President and Global Cyber Security Business Head at LTIMindtree. “Achieving the Microsoft Security Specializations and joining MISA is a significant step in our mission to provide clients with the most advanced and comprehensive cybersecurity solutions, powered by Microsoft Security.”

“We believe that by coming together as a community to innovate, build strategies, and share knowledge, we empower ourselves and our customers as defenders. That is why MISA is such a vital part of our mission. Together, with partners like LTIMindtree, we can turn obstacles into innovation and embrace today’s challenges as an opportunity to build a better, safer world for all.” said Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President Microsoft Security.

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