Seqrite Enhances India’s Cybersecurity Ecosystem with New Initiatives

Seqrite, the enterprise arm of Quick Heal Technologies Ltd., has introduced a suite of cybersecurity advancements to bolster India’s defense against evolving cyber threats. The announcements were made at the 19th nasscom-DSCI Annual Information Security Summit (AISS) 2025.

At the heart of these launches is the India Cyber Threat Report 2025, developed in collaboration with the Data Security Council of India (DSCI). The report provides a comprehensive overview of India’s cybersecurity landscape, revealing 369 million malware detections across 8.44 million endpoints nationwide. It highlights emerging threats, including the increasing sophistication of ransomware and AI-driven attacks, as well as vulnerabilities across sectors like BFSI, healthcare, and hospitality.

Key Findings

• Detection Breakdown:
  • Trojans accounted for 43.38% of malware detections, followed by Infectors (34.23%).
  • Android-based detections: Malware (42%), Potentially Unwanted Programs (32%), and Adware (26%).
• Regional Insights: Telangana, Tamil Nadu, and Delhi recorded the highest malware detections.
• Detection Methods: 85.44% were identified through signature-based approaches, while 14.56% used behavior-based detection, reflecting an evolving threat environment.

Advanced Cybersecurity Tools

Seqrite unveiled two groundbreaking solutions aimed at enhancing India’s cyber defense:

1. Seqrite Malware Analysis Platform (SMAP):
   Designed for cybersecurity professionals, SMAP provides in-depth analysis of suspicious files and URLs. Features include:

   • Advanced sandboxing for safe and thorough malware evaluation.
   • Real-time behavioral analysis to uncover hidden threats.
   • Seamless integration with SIEM, SOAR, and EDR/XDR platforms.

2. Seqrite Threat Intel:
   A real-time Cyber Defense Hub powered by Seqrite Labs, Threat Intel aggregates intelligence from multiple sources, including OSINT and CERTs. Leveraging Seqrite's vast endpoint network, it delivers actionable insights tailored to industry-specific needs, helping organizations proactively address potential threats.

Leadership Commentary

Vishal Salvi, CEO of Quick Heal Technologies, emphasized the proactive nature of Seqrite’s approach:

“Our new solutions are designed not just to counter existing threats but to anticipate future challenges. By providing real-time defense mechanisms and actionable intelligence, we aim to empower businesses to stay ahead in the digital arms race.”

Vinayak Godse, CEO of DSCI, praised the collaboration, stating:

“The India Cyber Threat Report 2025 is a vital tool for understanding the country’s threat landscape. Its insights into malware evolution highlight the pressing need for adaptive defense strategies.”

Strengthening India’s Cybersecurity Landscape

Seqrite’s efforts come at a critical time when India faces increasing cyber threats, from sophisticated ransomware campaigns to vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure. By combining cutting-edge technology, real-time threat intelligence, and in-depth malware analysis, Seqrite is positioning itself as a leader in the Indian cybersecurity space.