Vishal Salvi, CEO of Quick Heal Technologies, emphasized the critical role regulations play in shaping the cybersecurity landscape by establishing clear standards for safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring accountability across various industries. In an interview with PTI, Salvi underscored the necessity of regulatory frameworks for data protection and for building trust between businesses and consumers.
On the sidelines of the company’s latest launch, he remarked that regulations such as the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act and global privacy laws are crucial for ensuring data protection and building trust between businesses and consumers in today’s interconnected environment.
Quick Heal Technologies unveiled AntiFraud.AI, an AI-based fraud protection tool, on Thursday. At an initial offer price of Rs 750/year, it is accessible on Windows, iOS, and Android platforms.
Numerous protection features, including screen share alarms, scam protection, fraud call alerts, banking fraud alerts, fraud app detectors, and dark web monitoring, are provided by the Made in India solution.
“We intend to double our serviceable market in the coming years by introducing new solutions, enhancing our channel partnerships, and elevating our local brand presence,” Salvi stated.
According to him, the three-decade-old provider of cybersecurity solutions is putting many important initiatives into practice to strengthen its position in international markets, with an emphasis on growing in areas with a strong demand for cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions.
Based in Pune, Quick Heal currently operates in more than 70 countries. The company recorded a revenue growth of 37% to ₹70.3 crore in Q1 FY25.
On Thursday, Quick Heal Technologies’ shares were trading at ₹640.75 each on the BSE during early trading hours.
