The company marked the opening Oct. 9 and says the Plano facility joins its worldwide network for identifying and responding to cyber threats.
Quincy Quill· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
October 10, 20261 min read
NTT DATA marked the opening of its Cyber Defense Center in Plano on Oct. 9, adding a cybersecurity operations facility to North Texas.
Company executives, clients, local officials and community leaders attended the ribbon-cutting, according to an NTT DATA announcement distributed through Business Wire.
The company says the center combines artificial intelligence, threat intelligence gathered internationally and cybersecurity specialists to help organizations identify, investigate and respond to attacks. The Plano facility joins its worldwide cyber defense network.
The opening took place during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. NTT DATA described the facility as part of its continuing investment in North Texas and its services for clients internationally.
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