The Partnership

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) formalizing the collaboration was signed by Natarajan, CEO of Net Access India Limited, along with Satish Narayanan and Suresh Krishnan, Co-Founders of SQ1 Security.

The signing brings together two organizations with distinct but complementary strengths: Net Access's decades of infrastructure expertise and SQ1's AI-native approach to cybersecurity.

As digital ecosystems grow more complex, organizations face mounting pressure to secure their infrastructure without slowing down transformation. This partnership is designed to close that gap, pairing robust infrastructure capabilities with intelligent, automated security tooling.

Why This Matters

India's digital economy is expanding fast, and with it, the attack surface facing enterprises and government bodies alike. Net Access brings deep, established infrastructure knowledge built over years of serving large-scale clients. SQ1 brings AI-native platforms built for modern threat detection, vulnerability management, and compliance automation.

Together, the companies plan to help organizations move from reactive security postures to proactive, resilient ones, without the friction that often accompanies compliance-heavy digital transformation.

Shared Commitments

The partnership is built around three core goals:

• Strengthening cybersecurity and digital trust — helping organizations build confidence in their digital infrastructure at every layer.


• Enabling secure, compliant, and scalable technology adoption — making it easier for enterprises to modernize without compromising on security or regulatory obligations.


• Supporting India's digital transformation journey — delivering practical, high-impact solutions suited to the scale and pace of India's growth.

Leadership Perspectives

"This partnership reflects our shared belief that infrastructure and security can no longer be treated as separate conversations," said Natarajan, CEO of Net Access India Limited. "Together with SQ1, we're building the foundation for a more secure digital India."

"Net Access brings a level of infrastructure maturity that's hard to find and pairing that with our AI-native security stack creates real value for enterprises and government bodies alike," said Satish Narayanan, Co-Founder, SQ1 Security.

Looking Ahead

Net Access and SQ1 Security will jointly explore opportunities across India and global markets, with an initial focus on enterprise, mid-market, and government segments. Both organizations expressed confidence in the long-term impact of the collaboration.

Special thanks to Mr. Elangovan, Advisor, for championing and anchoring this partnership.