As Canada prioritizes cybersecurity to protect enterprises and citizens in the digital age, the center addresses data sovereignty requirements, strengthening protection against ongoing risks through pre-emptive, resilient and locally supported cybersecurity capabilities.

Stephen Crawford, Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement, said, 'The launch of HCLTech’s Cybersecurity Fusion Center in Mississauga is a strong step for Ontario’s leadership in cybersecurity and digital innovation. This investment will help protect Canadian businesses and infrastructure while creating good jobs and strengthening our digital economy.”

Jagadeshwar Gattu, President, Digital Foundation Services, HCLTech, said, 'Our Cybersecurity Fusion Center in Mississauga reflects our strategic commitment to building resilient digital ecosystems for clients in Canada. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated in an AI-led landscape, this center strengthens our ability to deliver intelligence-led security operations that help enterprises anticipate threats, recover faster and build total resilience while contributing to Canada’s position as a global hub for cybersecurity and technology innovation.”

HCL Technologies (HCL) empowers global enterprises with technology for the next decade, today. HCL offers its services and products through three business units: IT and Business Services (ITBS), Engineering and R&D Services (ERS) and Products & Platforms (P&P).

The company reported 6.4% fall in consolidated net income to Rs 4,488 crore as revenues rose by 0.3% to Rs 33,981 crore in Q4 FY26 as compared with Q3 FY26. For FY27, the company expects revenue to grow by 1.0% to 4.0% YoY while the Services revenue growth is expected to be between 1.5% and 4.5% YoY in CC terms.

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