Orient Technologies opens Turbe centre with AI-powered SOC & NOC
Orient Technologies has opened a new Service Delivery Centre (SDC) in Turbe, Navi Mumbai, which incorporates both a Network Operations Centre (NOC) and a Security Operations Centre (SOC). The facility reinforces the company's capacity to support enterprises with 24/7 IT infrastructure monitoring, threat detection, and digital forensics services.
Operational features
The Turbe centre is equipped to deliver real-time monitoring, proactive threat identification, infrastructure performance management, and digital forensic services. Built with automation and high-availability architecture, it is designed to ensure that services remain uninterrupted and meet the requirements of sectors including BFSI, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, IT-enabled services, government, and large enterprises.
The centre houses specialist teams managing multi-vendor environments, cloud operations, cybersecurity, and end-user support. This infrastructure, the company states, is compliant with global standards, aiming to support business continuity and reduce downtime for its clients.
SOC partnership
Orient Technologies' SOC capabilities have been bolstered through a strategic partnership with Securonix. The integration of Securonix's Unified Defence Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), featuring agentic artificial intelligence, brings advanced analytics and machine learning-driven security intelligence to the facility.
This agreement comes as enterprises face more sophisticated cyber threats, including AI-powered attacks, while navigating increasingly complex regulatory frameworks and a tightening cybersecurity talent pool. The partnership is positioned to enhance threat detection, response, and investigation processes for managed security services clients across India.
Leadership views
"The new Turbe Service Delivery Centre symbolizes our commitment to delivering secure, scalable, and intelligent managed services. With expanded NOC-SOC capabilities and our strategic partnership with Securonix, we are providing customers with a next-generation operations environment designed for resilience and rapid response," said Ajay Sawant, Chairman & Managing Director, Orient Technologies.
The facility is structured with a redundant architecture that supports continuous operations and rapid recovery from potential technical disruptions. Integrated IT service management (ITSM) and IT asset management (ITAM) platforms reportedly support efficient and automated workflows across the site.
Business continuity
The company states that the new centre supports Orient Technologies' growing customer base by providing round-the-clock security monitoring and infrastructure management. The focus is on maintaining business continuity, lowering the risk of downtime, and proactively protecting organisations against evolving cyber risks.
"Securonix's Unified Defence SIEM powered by Agentic AI empowers our SOC teams to detect and contain threats with unmatched precision. Together, we are delivering an advanced cybersecurity ecosystem built for the modern enterprise while strengthening customer trust and operational excellence," said Shrihari Bhat, Chief Executive Officer, Orient Technologies.