Google Safety Engineering Centre, India was inaugurated in Hyderabad on Wednesday. This is the first such facility to be launched in the Asia-Pacific region and the fourth globally.
Telangana Chief Minister Anumula Revanth Reddy inaugurated the facility along with IT Minister D Sridhar Babu, a press release from the IT giant said.
It marks a pivotal milestone in the company's commitment to securing India's digital future.
GSEC in India will serve as the operational heart where strategic commitments transform into tangible solutions.
The centre represents a unique convergence of Google's global safety expertise, bringing together teams focused on privacy and security engineering, and advanced cybersecurity capabilities under one strategic umbrella to address India's distinct digital landscape.
GSEC India will operationalise the three foundational pillars of Google's Safety Charter—keeping end users safe from online fraud and scams, strengthening cybersecurity for government and enterprise infrastructure, and building AI responsibly—while serving as a regional hub for developing solutions across the broader APAC region, the release said.
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