The hybrid, borderless workplace has redefined how India works. Across BFSI head offices, IT campuses, Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and manufacturing facilities, employees move seamlessly between physical offices, remote workstations and cloud-based applications. India’s GCC sector alone employs more than 2.36 million professionals across 2,117 centres, with workforce footprints stretching from Bengaluru and Hyderabad to Tier-2 cities such as Coimbatore, Indore and Visakhapatnam. This mobility empowers productivity, but it demands secure, robust and frictionless credentialing across every touchpoint.
Today’s Indian workforce expects instant, adaptive authentication that blends biometrics, tokens and passwords into a single, trusted credential. Employers prioritise resilience against escalating threats such as phishing and AI-driven attacks , which CERT-In has flagged among the fastest-growing incident categories in India, while building unified technology platforms that integrate physical and digital systems.
By Super Admin
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July
16, 2026
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