NABL expands Bengaluru Global Capability Centre to boost AI security and SMB reach
Jun 15, 2026, 3:33 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strategic expand in India signals cost- leverage from local talent and potential enhancement of AI/security ops offerings, which could support growth and margin opportunities over time; lacks immediate revenue impact and depends on execution.
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N-able opened a Bengaluru Global Capability Centre to access India’s deep tech talent and accelerate AI-driven security offerings. The centre, currently staffed with over 100, is slated to grow 50%+ by 2026, reinforcing SMB compliance and resilience while expanding N-able’s global innovation footprint. The move underscores a strategic, long-term bet on India as a key growth and capability hub.
NABL opens Bengaluru GCC; headcount to grow 50%+ by 2026.
India GCC workforce to 2.36M by end-2026; AI/cyber demand strong.
Centre will support engineering, product, UX, and security operations.
Expansion strengthens compliance readiness and SMB cyber resilience in India.
CEO Pagliuca: Bengaluru talent is core to resilience at scale.
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