GCC Services
Establish the workplace technology, zero-trust security baseline, identity, data readiness, service tooling, and integration layers required for reliable, compliant GCC operations.
Day 1
zero-trust baseline live
99.9%
target service availability
SOC 2 / ISO
audit-ready posture
100%
identity-managed access
A GCC is, by definition, an extension of the enterprise's most sensitive systems. The wrong identity model, a missing endpoint control, or a careless data-flow design can create regulatory exposure that the headquarters CIO will have to answer for. Most setup programs underestimate this until the first audit.
Modern GCC infrastructure has to do four things at once - give teams fast, frictionless collaboration with headquarters; meet a zero-trust security bar; respect Indian and international data-protection regulations; and stay cost-disciplined as headcount scales 10x. Off-the-shelf shadow IT cannot do that.
NeoIntelli designs and stands up the GCC technology baseline so it is audit-ready on day one, integrated with the global stack, and engineered to scale without re-platforming every two years.
Deliverables
01
End-user computing standards, MDM, collaboration platforms (Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace), and productivity tooling configured for secure, seamless global work.
02
Identity-first architecture, conditional access, endpoint protection, network segmentation, SIEM/SOC integration, and threat-detection aligned to enterprise standards.
03
SSO, MFA, privileged access management, joiner-mover-leaver automation, and access reviews integrated with the enterprise IdP.
04
Data classification, residency mapping, cross-border transfer mechanisms (SCCs, DPAs), DLP, and analytics infrastructure that respects DPDPA and GDPR boundaries.
05
ITSM (ServiceNow, Jira), monitoring and observability, incident management, change control, and developer toolchains for operational reliability.
06
API gateway, middleware, identity federation, and secure connectivity (private link, SD-WAN) between the GCC and headquarters systems.
01
Map the enterprise stack, security policies, compliance obligations, and the integration points the GCC must support from day one.
02
Design the zero-trust, identity-first reference architecture covering endpoint, network, data, applications, and integration layers.
03
Implement and configure each layer with your teams or preferred vendors, validate controls, and run a pre-go-live security review.
04
Establish ITSM, monitoring, incident response, and a quarterly review of controls, costs, and capability evolution.
Identity, endpoints, and connectivity have long lead times. Late starts force compromises at go-live.
Teams under pressure adopt unmanaged tools. Cleaning this up later is more expensive than preventing it.
Without strong identity, every other control gets weaker. Most breach paths in GCCs start here.
DPDPA and sector-specific rules constrain where GCC data can live. Architecture has to reflect that, not retrofit it.
Adopting every HQ tool creates licensing waste. A curated, fit-for-purpose stack is cheaper and more secure.
You cannot prove reliability without measurement. Monitoring should be live before the first production workload.
We do both. We design the reference architecture and work with your teams or preferred vendors to implement, configure, validate, and operationalise every layer.
We establish a zero-trust baseline from day one - identity-first access, MFA, conditional access, endpoint protection, network segmentation, and SIEM/SOC integration aligned to your enterprise policies.
Yes. We design and implement integration layers - APIs, middleware, identity federation, and secure connectivity - so the GCC operates as a seamless extension of headquarters.
We map and classify data flows, define residency requirements, implement transfer mechanisms (SCCs, DPAs, BCRs), and align with India's DPDPA, GDPR, HIPAA, and sector rules in parallel.
We bake in tagging, reserved capacity, anomaly alerts, and quarterly FinOps reviews so cloud cost grows with workload, not with sprawl.
Both. Most modern GCCs run cloud-first for collaboration, security, and data, with selective on-prem for regulated workloads. We design the model that fits your enterprise reality.
A production-grade baseline - identity, endpoint, collaboration, ITSM, monitoring, and connectivity - typically takes 8-12 weeks in parallel with other launch workstreams.
Yes. We design control frameworks, evidence collection, and remediation paths so the GCC can achieve and maintain certification with minimal disruption.
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