Tech Mahindra and Cisco Partner on AI Security Service Edge
Tech Mahindra and Cisco announced a partnership to offer an AI powered Security Service Edge service for global enterprises in a press release. The service combines Tech Mahindra managed services, integration, and delivery work with Cisco Secure Access.
The offering brings secure web gateway, cloud access security broker, zero trust network access, firewall as a service, and data loss prevention into one platform. The companies said it is designed to support users, devices, networks, and locations across cloud and hybrid work environments.
Tech Mahindra said the service will expand its cybersecurity portfolio and cloud security pipeline. Cisco said the platform adds identity context, zero trust access, and AI powered protection for enterprise use, including generative AI and AI agents.
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