Seceon Partners with Calculus for Global Cybersecurity Services

Jul 8, 2025
Seceon has announced a global partnership with Calculus to deliver advanced cybersecurity services using the Seceon OTM platform.

Seceon has announced a strategic global partnership with Calculus, a Managed Security Services Provider, to enhance cybersecurity services worldwide. This collaboration, announced in a press release, will leverage Seceon's OTM platform to provide next-generation cybersecurity solutions.

Through this partnership, Calculus will offer its clients advanced threat detection, rapid incident response, and automated remediation, all powered by Seceon's AI-driven platform. This initiative aims to empower organizations to protect their digital assets in an increasingly complex threat landscape.

Chandra Pandey, CEO of Seceon, expressed excitement about the partnership, highlighting the combined expertise of both companies in delivering proactive and scalable cybersecurity solutions. Sooraj Vasudevan, CEO of Calculus, emphasized the ability to protect clients against advanced cyber threats while ensuring operational efficiency and compliance.

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