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Arctic Wolf Expands Bengaluru Global Capability Center, Strengthens AI and Cybersecurity R&D Focus
Arctic Wolf Expands Bengaluru Global Capability Center, Strengthens AI and Cybersecurity R&D Focus
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Arctic Wolf Expands Bengaluru Global Capability Center, Strengthens AI and Cybersecurity R&D Focus

Following the launch of its first GCC in Bengaluru in October 2024, Arctic Wolf has rapidly scaled its India operations from 75 to over 300 employees in less than a year.

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Key takeaways

  • Expand operations in Bengaluru, increasing workforce from 75 to over 300 employees in under a year.
  • Launch a new 29,000 sq. ft. facility to enhance AI and cybersecurity R&D capabilities.
  • Establish a dedicated AI practice to accelerate threat detection and response initiatives.
  • Create collaborative zones and an advanced AI engineering lab to foster innovation.
  • Align expansion with global strategy for continuous, 24/7 cybersecurity protection.
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Arctic Wolf, a global leader in security operations, has expanded its India global capability centre (GCC) with a new 29,000 sq. ft. facility on October 29 at The Helios Business Park in Marathahalli, Bengaluru. The expansion reinforces the company’s commitment to advancing cybersecurity innovation and AI-driven research and development (R&D) from India, as stated in the press release.

Following the launch of its first GCC in Bengaluru in October 2024, Arctic Wolf has rapidly scaled its India operations from 75 to over 300 employees in less than a year. The new workspace, which can accommodate up to 500 people, features an advanced AI engineering lab and collaborative zones designed to foster innovation and global integration.

 “The opening of our new Bengaluru office marks a significant milestone in our mission to drive world-class cybersecurity innovation from India. This R&D hub will be instrumental in developing cutting-edge solutions that empower organizations globally to end cyber risk,”Lisa Tetrault, senior VP, Security Services added.

The company plans to accelerate AI-led initiatives in threat detection and response, supported by a newly appointed leader overseeing Arctic Wolf’s dedicated AI practice. “Our immediate focus is on strengthening our world-class teams and enhancing our platform capabilities to ensure we deliver the highest level of security outcomes for our customers,” Jeff Green, chief development officer said.


The Bengaluru centre will serve as a core hub for Arctic Wolf’s R&D efforts, emphasising AI-enabled innovation and engineering excellence. The expansion aligns with the company’s global strategy to strengthen product development and deliver continuous, 24×7 protection through its cloud-native Arctic Wolf Aurora Platform.

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