L&T’s Technology subsidiary gets a Rs 800 cr project from the MSCD

New Delhi, Mar 15  L&T Technology Services Limited, a listed subsidiary of L&T, said on Friday that it has won a first-of-its-kind program in India worth around USD 100 million (INR 800 crore) from the Maharashtra State Cyber Department, under the Government of Maharashtra.
This initiative extends LTTS’ commitment to developing secure, digitally interconnected, smart, and safe cities through premier cyber security and digital forensic solutions consolidated under one umbrella, the company said in a release sent to stock exchanges.
In this pioneering initiative by the Government of Maharashtra, LTTS, in consortium with KPMG Assurance and Consulting Services as a forensics partner, will provide advanced cyber security solutions for the state, enhancing public safety against cyber threats.
The project entails designing a sophisticated cybersecurity system and establishing a state-of-the-art, fully equipped cyber security and cybercrime prevention center to address cybercrime incidents and investigations by leveraging AI and digital forensic tools.
The program also encompasses, among others, a Digital Threat Analytics Centre (DTAC) paired with a Centre of Excellence (COE) that will equip the forensic team with cutting-edge digital forensic tools including deepfake detection, mobile malware forensics, IoT investigation, network forensics, object detection supporting crypto and blockchain, hardware and embedded forensics, drone forensics, social media forensics, image enhancement, voice analysis labs, IMEI/CDR analysis, CCTV acquisition tools, and computer forensics to streamline crime scene management, reduce timelines, and improve the efficiency of cybercrime investigations.
The integration of Smart World and Communication within LTTS has significantly amplified its capabilities, enabling the company to provide advanced engineering solutions for public cyber safety, leveraging its experience of setting up 25+ command centers.
The successful execution of this project in India will pave the way for LTTS to extend these capabilities globally, the company said.
Commenting on the milestone win, Amit Chadha, CEO and Managing Director of L&T Technology Services, said, "This first-of-its-kind deal is more than just a business achievement for us. It’s an opportunity to leverage our experience in setting up over 25 command centers and recognizing the growing criticality of cybersecurity and the need to invest in advanced digital safeguard platforms and tools for the benefit of a larger society.