India and Malaysia based system integrator and cybersecurity partner — securing enterprise IT, cloud, and industrial OT under one accountable team. Managed SOC, VAPT, OT security, and digital transformation.
From the network edge to the plant floor, we design, secure, and operate the infrastructure modern enterprises run on — managed, multi-vendor, NACSA Licensed in Malaysia.
24/7 security operations — SIEM/SOAR monitoring, alert triage, and structured incident response. NACSA Licensed in Malaysia.
Learn moreVulnerability assessment and penetration testing across network, application, cloud, and API. Compliance-ready reporting.
Learn moreSpecialised protection for industrial control systems — converging IT and OT visibility without disrupting plant uptime.
Learn moreCaveo as your extended security team — SOC, MDR/XDR, VAPT, NOC, GRC, and vCISO as a unified managed programme.
Learn moreGovernance, risk, and compliance — ISO 27001, CERT-In, BNM RMiT — with virtual CISO leadership and board reporting.
Learn moreSecure, scalable multi-cloud with security baked in — from landing-zone design to ongoing posture management.
Learn moreFounded in 2012 and headquartered in Chennai with a NACSA-licensed entity in Kuala Lumpur, Caveo Infosystems helps enterprises modernise infrastructure and secure operations — engineered to be secure, resilient, and future-ready across India and Malaysia.
Most providers cover the enterprise estate or the plant floor. Converged environments need both, held by one team with a single escalation path.
Plant networks and enterprise infrastructure are secured together, so findings on the factory floor feed the same risk and monitoring process as everything else. No handoff between two vendors when an incident crosses the boundary.
Our Malaysian entity holds NACSA licences for Managed Security Operations Centre Monitoring and Penetration Testing. Indian and Malaysian operations are delivered by one organisation rather than a referral arrangement.
We engineer around the tools you already run instead of moving every customer onto one product stack. That keeps the focus on your risk requirements and protects the investment already made.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for information security management and ISO 9001:2015 for quality management, operating continuously since 2012 across enterprise, industrial, and regulated environments.
Regulatory obligations, downtime tolerance, and what counts as an acceptable control differ by sector. The operating model should reflect that.
Mixed estates built over decades, where unplanned downtime carries an immediate production cost.
ExploreTransaction systems, customer data, and third-party risk under close regulatory scrutiny.
ExploreClinical system availability and patient data protection, where downtime affects care delivery.
ExploreDistributed assets, remote sites, and explicit regulatory oversight of cyber resilience.
ExploreCitizen-facing systems and sensitive data, with procurement and audit requirements to evidence.
ExploreLarge connected environments where customer security questionnaires drive the control agenda.
ExploreWhat enterprise buyers most often ask before a first conversation.
Caveo delivers managed security services (MSSP), 24x7 managed SOC monitoring, NOC services, vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT), GRC consulting, virtual CISO advisory, OT and industrial security, cloud security, and managed IT operations. Engagements range from a single focused assessment to a full managed security programme.
Yes. Caveo operates from Chennai in India and Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia as one organisation rather than a referral arrangement. The Malaysian entity, Caveo Infosystems Sdn. Bhd., holds NACSA licences for Managed Security Operations Centre Monitoring and Penetration Testing.
Caveo is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for information security management and ISO 9001:2015 for quality management. In Malaysia, the group holds NACSA licences covering managed SOC monitoring and penetration testing services.
Yes. We are multi-vendor by design and build around your existing identity platforms, endpoint tools, firewalls, cloud services and SIEM technology rather than requiring a move to a single product stack. Where a gap genuinely needs new technology, that is a separate recommendation rather than a precondition.
Most begin with a scoped conversation about business-critical assets, current gaps, and the outcome you need. From there the usual entry points are a security assessment to establish a baseline, a VAPT engagement on specific systems, or onboarding into managed SOC monitoring. For industrial environments, asset visibility normally comes first.
Threats now cross from IT into OT in minutes. Talk to our team about a converged approach to securing your infrastructure.