Wazuh has become the default answer for Indian estates that want SIEM (security information and event management) capability without a proportional licence bill — an open-source platform covering log analysis, endpoint telemetry, file integrity and compliance mapping, with nothing charged per event. The licence maths is real. What the licence line hides is that Wazuh
Search for SOC as a service pricing in India and most of what comes back is American: per-endpoint dollars, per-user tiers, calculators built for a different market. The rupee numbers are scarce for a reason — the two figures that determine the price of a SOC (security operations centre) service are how much log data
Indian enterprises running microservices are exposing a vast API attack surface. Here is a practical guide to API security architecture, DPDP Act alignment, and CERT-In compliance.
A practical guide to OWASP API Security Top 10 for Indian enterprises, covering BOLA, broken auth, misconfiguration, and DPDP Act/CERT-In compliance implications.
