WhizHack Technologies

About WhizHack Technologies

WhizHack Technologies, founded in Gurugram, India, in October 2020, operates as a vertically integrated cybersecurity solutions provider. The company was established by Kallol Sil (CEO), Kaushik Ray (COO), and Sanjay Sengupta (CTO), who combined their extensive experience in technology, business development, and product creation to address India's cybersecurity needs. The founding team's background is deeply rooted in technology and entrepreneurship; Sanjay Sengupta previously worked in product development in the UK and USA and was the product architect for a top-rated cyber deception company, while Kaushik Ray has experience in Ed-tech and Health-tech, and Kallol Sil has held leadership roles at Microsoft and Ernst & Young.

The company's business model is built on three core pillars: cybersecurity products, managed services, and skill training, aiming to create a self-reliant cybersecurity ecosystem. WhizHack serves a diverse client base, including government bodies, defense, banking, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure sectors like power and healthcare. Its revenue is generated through the sale of its proprietary software, security service contracts, and fees for its various training programs. For the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024, the company reported revenue of ₹5.66Cr.

WhizHack’s primary offering is the ZeroHack product portfolio, designed to protect converged IT (Information Technology) and OT (Operational Technology) networks. Key features include a sensor-based architecture for real-time threat detection, advanced analytics for proactive threat mitigation, and a unified dashboard for managing IT, OT, and IoT networks. Another significant product is TRACE, a threat intelligence solution that uses deception technology to reduce a company's attack surface. The company has secured a total of $3.54M in funding over three seed rounds, with its latest funding in January 2023 raising $3M. WhizHack has also established strategic alliances with academic institutions like IIT Jodhpur and IIT Madras to co-develop training programs and conduct research for cyber-physical systems.