Trigent Supports N-able's Expansion with the Development of Strategic GCC in India

Trigent has partnered with N-able, a global cybersecurity company, to establish a fully operational Global Capability Center (GCC) in Bengaluru, India. N-able, which focuses on defending businesses against evolving cyberthreats, aims to enhance its global security presence in one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity markets with the support of Trigent.

The collaboration between the two companies has led to the rapid formation of a high-performing engineering team at the GCC. Trigent utilized its established delivery model to facilitate engineering scalability, governance frameworks, and compliance structures from the outset.

Mike Adler, Chief Technology and Product Officer at N-able, expressed confidence in the capabilities and processes established at the center, stating, "The India Global Capability Center is now a fully operational part of our global organization. Trigent's structured approach gave us a center with strong talent and processes required to operate independently from day one."

Nagendra Rao, President of Trigent, highlighted the partnership's effectiveness, saying, "With our proven Global Capability Center playbook, we supported N-able with a structured, flexible, low-risk path to setting up a fully operational center." He noted that Trigent and N-able collaborated on all aspects of the establishment, ensuring precision and accountability.

As the GCC transitions into its next phase, it will expand its engineering scope and contribute to N-able's global innovation strategy. The center is expected to continue driving strategic engineering outcomes while taking advantage of India's deep technology talent pool.