Key Highlights
- Quick Heal signs contract worth ₹64.25 crore with NFSU Research and Innovation Council.
- Contract spans a 5-year period for integrated cyber security solutions.
- NFSU operates under the Ministry of Home Affairs.
- Engagement strengthens Quick Heal’s government-sector portfolio.
- Company expects similar projects to become recurring business.
Quick Heal Technologies Limited announced that it has secured a major contract from the NFSU Research and Innovation Council for the implementation of integrated cyber security solutions. The development supports the company’s broader strategy of delivering advanced cyber security offerings to institutional and government clients.
The contract, valued at ₹64.25 crore, has a tenure of five years and focuses on providing comprehensive cyber security solutions tailored to the organisation’s requirements. The mandate has been awarded by a domestic institution recognised as an Institution of National Importance.
The company stated that this engagement represents a significant commercial milestone and reinforces its position in the cyber security sector. It also expects similar large-scale assignments to become a consistent part of its business portfolio in the future.
Quick Heal reiterated its commitment to enhancing cyber resilience and supporting digital security initiatives across critical sectors.