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Seclore appoints Roshan Cariappa as Regional CMO for Asia and MEA
Data security firm strengthens go-to-market strategy as enterprises navigate AI-driven risks and regulatory complexity.
MUMBAI: Seclore has found the perfect marketing lock for its rapid expansion Roshan Cariappa is the new Regional Chief Marketing Officer for Asia and the Middle East & Africa. The global leader in Data Security Intelligence announced the appointment to accelerate growth in these high-priority markets. Roshan will oversee end-to-end regional marketing, drive category positioning for Data Security Intelligence, scale pipeline and revenue, and deepen engagement with enterprise customers facing AI-related data risks and tightening regulations.
With nearly two decades of B2B marketing experience in high-growth technology companies, Roshan brings strong expertise in enterprise go-to-market strategies and category building. He previously spent over seven years at Vymo as Vice President – Marketing, leading brand, demand generation, and customer engagement across India, Southeast Asia, and the United States. He also advises startups on growth strategies and hosts The Startup Operator, a popular podcast featuring over 250 founders across 400+ episodes in six years. Earlier, he founded a consumer tech startup focused on immersive VR games for children.
Seclore, CEO Vishal Gauri said, “Asia and the Middle East & Africa represent some of our most important growth markets, with strong enterprise demand for modern data security solutions. Roshan brings a strong combination of strategic depth and operational rigour, with experience in building high-performing teams and scaling growth engines. We look forward to him strengthening our regional marketing capabilities and driving the next phase of growth across these markets.”
Roshan Cariappa added: “As enterprises accelerate AI adoption, security becomes the bedrock that enables them to innovate with confidence and Seclore is uniquely positioned to power this shift. I’m looking forward to working closely with the team to build a cohesive market narrative and engage customers more meaningfully across Asia and MEA.”
The move reflects Seclore’s focus on sharper positioning and stronger execution as businesses seek reliable ways to protect sensitive data in an increasingly complex digital world. With Roshan at the helm of marketing in two of its fastest-growing regions, Seclore is well-equipped to turn data security challenges into clear competitive advantages for its enterprise clients.
In a landscape where protecting information has never been more critical, this appointment ensures Seclore’s message stays as secure and impactful as the solutions it delivers. The company is clearly locking in its growth strategy, one smart hire at a time.
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Wipro Q4 profit up 4 per cent to Rs 3,037cr
Full-year net profit jumps 11 per cent to Rs 12,130cr as revenue climbs to record Rs 71,345cr.
MUMBAI: Wipro has just delivered another clean quarter proving the IT giant is still computing strong returns in a tricky market. Standalone revenue from operations for the three months ended 31 March 2026 rose to Rs 18,363cr, up 5.3 per cent from Rs 17,429cr a year ago. Total income stood at Rs 19,149cr. After expenses, profit before tax came in at Rs 4,078cr, while net profit for the quarter grew 4 per cent to Rs 3,037cr (versus Rs 2,923cr last year). Basic EPS stood at Rs 2.90 and diluted at Rs 2.89.
For the full year ended 31 March 2026, revenue climbed 4 per cent to Rs 71,345cr from Rs 68,575cr in FY25. Total income reached Rs 76,094cr. Profit before tax rose to Rs 15,905cr, and net profit jumped 11 per cent to Rs 12,130cr (from Rs 10,913cr). Basic EPS improved to Rs 11.59 (from Rs 10.44) and diluted to Rs 11.55 (from Rs 10.40).
Total comprehensive income for the quarter was Rs 2,497cr, while the full-year figure stood at Rs 11,263cr.
The numbers reflect steady execution amid a still-cautious spending environment. Employee benefits expense was Rs 9,685cr in Q4 (full year Rs 38,881cr), sub-contracting and technical fees Rs 3,356cr (full year Rs 12,644cr), and depreciation Rs 349cr for the quarter.
In a sector where every basis point counts, Wipro has quietly kept its engine purring posting double-digit annual profit growth while holding the line on costs. With the books now closed on FY26, the Bengaluru-based giant has once again shown that consistent delivery still pays handsome dividends in the global tech services game.
