Client Overview

A multinational banking and insurance enterprise with operations across North America, Europe, and APAC. The organization manages large customer bases, high-value transactions, multi-country regulatory compliance, and mission-critical digital platforms.
To strengthen cyber defense, reduce operational risk, and unify global security operations, the client partnered with Xevyte to establish a Cybersecurity & Resilience Global Capability Center (GCC) in India.

Business Challenge

The client faced growing cyber threats driven by digital expansion, cloud adoption, and increasing regulatory scrutiny. Key challenges included:

• Fragmented security operations spread across multiple regions
• Legacy SIEM and endpoint tools unable to detect advanced threats
• Slow incident triage due to manual investigation and inconsistent playbooks
• Gaps in identity governance and access lifecycle management
• Lack of unified visibility across cloud, on-prem, and hybrid environments
• Increasing audit pressure from RBI, ISO, PCI-DSS, GDPR, and local regulators
• Shortage of skilled cybersecurity talent in primary markets

The organization needed a high-maturity Cybersecurity GCC capable of 24×7 monitoring, threat intelligence, compliance management, and integrated security governance.

Xevyte’s Solution

Cybersecurity GCC Blueprint & Design

Xevyte designed a comprehensive capability center supporting:

• 24×7 Security Operations Center (SOC)
• SIEM, EDR, and threat intelligence operations
• Identity & Access Management (IAM)
• Compliance, audit, and risk governance
• VAPT and security engineering
• Cloud & application security
• DevSecOps pipelines
• SOAR-based security automation

A structured governance model aligned GCC operations with BFSI regulations and global risk frameworks.

Infrastructure, Security Tools & Compliance Setup

Xevyte established a highly secure, access-controlled facility including:

• ISO 27001, ISO 22301, and SOC2-compliant security zones
• Real-time monitoring floor with command-center visibility
• Segmented network architecture for regulated data
• Secure integration with core banking, insurance, and cloud systems

Xevyte deployed its proprietary platforms for unified defense:

• VIGIL (SIEM) for log correlation and threat analytics
• PRAETOR (EDR) for endpoint defense and behavioral monitoring
• CENTRA (IAM) for access lifecycle governance
• AUTON (SOAR) for automated incident response
• VAPTrix for automated VAPT cycles

Cybersecurity Talent Build-Out & Capability Enablement

Xevyte hired security analysts, incident responders, ethical hackers, IAM specialists, cloud security engineers, and cybersecurity governance experts.
Dedicated training modules on BFSI security, regulatory expectations, and advanced threat scenarios ensured rapid capability maturity.

SOC & Cyber Governance Operations

Xevyte operationalized the SOC with full responsibility for:

• Threat monitoring & hunting
• Incident analysis & forensic support
• Playbook automation and SOAR-driven response
• Access governance and provisioning
• Security baseline audits
• Compliance reporting and regulatory readiness
• Continuous vulnerability scanning and VAPT cycles

The GCC became the client’s central cybersecurity command hub.

Business Impact

Stronger Cyber Defense Posture

• 80% reduction in incident triage time
• Improved detection of zero-day and advanced attacks
• Unified monitoring across global environments

Full Regulatory Compliance Readiness

• Continuous audit support for RBI, PCI-DSS, ISO, GDPR
• Standardized access governance and risk controls

Higher Operational Efficiency

• SOAR automation reduced manual tasks by ~50%
• Consistent process maturity across cyber teams

Resilient & Scalable Cybersecurity GCC

• Dedicated workforce for 24×7 security operations
• Stronger protection for banking and insurance platforms
• Foundation built for AI-led predictive security