ESDS Software Solution has launched two new enterprise security platforms, Swaraj Nandi and SwarajHansa, built entirely in India. The launch took place in the presence of economist and Swadeshi Jagaran Manch National Co-Convener Dr. Ashwani Mahajan, underscoring the platforms’ positioning within India’s push for digital sovereignty.
Closing Two Critical Gaps
The two products target the failure points most often behind enterprise breaches: unmonitored privileged access and unread security alerts. Swaraj Nandi is a Privileged Access Management platform that vaults, rotates, and governs credentials, sessions, and audit trails. SwarajHansa is an AI-powered autonomous SIEM platform designed to convert alert noise into explainable, actionable signals for security teams.
Built From Real Operational Pain
Notably, SwarajHansa wasn’t conceived as a market product first — it emerged from ESDS’s own security operations centre, where analysts struggled with the same alert fatigue and black-box detection issues enterprises face today. That internal origin story lends the platform practical credibility.
Zero Trust and No Foreign Dependency
Swaraj Nandi enforces Zero Trust principles, with no standing privileges, mandatory multi-factor approval, and keystroke-level session recording. Both platforms can run fully on-premise, in a private cloud, or in air-gapped environments, appealing directly to sectors wary of dependence on foreign infrastructure.
Compliance Built In
Both platforms map their architecture to India’s toughest regulatory frameworks — RBI, SEBI’s CSCRF, the DPDP Act, PCI-DSS v4.0, ISO 27001 and NIST CSF — giving regulated sectors like BFSI, healthcare and government a more direct path to audit readiness.
Strategic Context
The launch adds to ESDS’s growing “Swaraj” portfolio, alongside AIOPS, Garuda and Jatayoo, reinforcing the company’s broader bet on indigenous, sovereign infrastructure. It also arrives as ESDS pursues an IPO, having filed its DRHP with SEBI — making enterprise security a visible pillar of its growth story as it heads into public markets.
