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AI Data Security Firm Theom Opens Hyderabad Office, Plans 50 Hires

Hyderabad, June 19 (UNI) Theom, a global AI and data security company, on Wednesday announced the launch of its India operations with the opening of a new office in Hyderabad.
In a release, the company said Hyderabad, one of India's leading technology hubs, will serve as a strategic centre for engineering, product innovation and operational excellence, enabling it to leverage the region's technology talent pool while accelerating product development and innovation.
As part of its expansion plans, Theom intends to hire more than 50 professionals by the end of the current quarter.
The company said the launch of its India operations reflects its long-term strategy of building a global innovation ecosystem focused on advancing data security, cloud protection and AI-driven enterprise resilience.
"The launch of our Hyderabad office marks an exciting new chapter for Theom as we continue to scale globally," said Navindra Yadav, Co-Founder & CEO, Theom
"India offers exceptional technology talent, deep innovation capability and a vibrant ecosystem that aligns strongly with our mission. Our Hyderabad centre will play a critical role in shaping the future of AI and data security innovation while helping us build for scale, speed and impact," he added.
According to the company, the Hyderabad facility will focus on building teams across engineering, product development and innovation functions to support organisations in securing sensitive data across increasingly complex cloud environments.
Speaking on the occasion, Phani Nagarjuna, Founding CEO, Aikam (Telangana AI Innovation Hub),said Hyderabad's talent base, infrastructure and business-friendly environment continue to attract global technology companies.
"With Hyderabad's exceptional talent, world-class infrastructure and ease of governance, we have no doubt that Theom will contribute to an innovation ecosystem that grows stronger with every company that establishes operations here," he said.
Karthik Padmanabhan, Managing Partner, Zinnov. said Hyderabad offers the combination of talent, product engineering expertise and innovation culture required to build next-generation technology capabilities at scale.
With the launch of its India operations, Theom aims to strengthen its global delivery capabilities and accelerate its next phase of growth, the company added.
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