Noventiq is the London headquartered and LSE-listed global leader in providing digital transformation and cybersecurity to emerging markets. The company´s c. 3,900 employees, work in almost 60 countries throughout Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa – with over 1000 in India and that number set to double in the coming months. The company delivered turnover of approximately US$1.1 billion in the fiscal year of 2021 and services over 75,000 organisations from different sectors all over the world.

Commenting on the Sunday Times Story Hervé Tessler, president and COO at Noventiq said:

“These bombshell revelations reinforce the need for businesses and governments to invest in maintaining and strengthening the resilience of their digital systems. This is just another example of how businesses’ digital infrastructures can be impacted, regardless of their shape, size, or location, and of the need for organisations to ensure their senior leaders, as well as all employees, are fully protected. No organisation can afford to simply assume that they won’t be targeted.”

“As the world’s leading provider of cybersecurity to emerging markets, we can see the development of these threats before other firms thanks to our local knowledge and our regional teams’ expertise. There is a huge amount of talent in this space in countries like India and sadly a small portion of that is going towards criminal activity, although fortunately far more are with companies like us providing protection.”

“We develop such deep local expertise so that our customers worldwide can benefit from knowledge of how to counter these bad actors. In a world of globalised threats, it is essential to deploy security informed by diverse expertise from around the global, and in particular, emerging markets.”