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Payatu

Payatu is an Indian cybersecurity services and research firm headquartered in Pune that specializes in product, IoT, cloud, and infrastructure security assessments.

IT services Cybersecurity Pune, Maharashtra, India Est. 2011

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About Payatu

Payatu is an Indian cybersecurity services and research firm headquartered in Pune, Maharashtra. The company specializes in offensive-security and assurance services for product companies and enterprises, with practice areas across application security, cloud security, IoT and embedded-device security, automotive and OT security, AI/ML security, and red-team and infrastructure assessments.

Payatu was founded in 2011 by Aseem Jakhar, a long-time security researcher in the Indian cybersecurity community. The firm has grown into a recognized boutique security services provider in Asia and is also known for organizing the Nullcon and hardwear.io security conferences, which bring together researchers, vendors, and practitioners working on offensive security, hardware hacking, and exploit development.

Founded
2011
Headquarters
Pune, Maharashtra, India
Employees
100–500
Type
IT services
Industry
Cybersecurity

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Pune

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