Scalefusion, a global leader in unified endpoint management, zero-trust access and endpoint compliance and security, recently unveiled the future of endpoint security at the Convergence India Expo 2026. As part of the three-day event held in the national capital, the Pune-based company showcased the modern face of endpoint management, bringing device management, identity and security into a single, streamlined platform. Scalefusion’s innovation at the 33rd edition of Convergence India Expo caught the attention of several Indian as well as international attendees, who explored the flexibility and growing relevance of the futuristic unified management solutions across varied IT ecosystems.
The showcase by Scalefusion featured the company’s flagship Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) for managing devices across operating systems, OneIdP for zero trust access and identity management and Veltar for endpoint compliance & security. These solutions cumulatively demonstrated how any organisation can simplify operations with one platform, one agent, and one unified experience—eliminating fragmentation while strengthening unification and visibility.
Sriram Kakarala, the Chief Product Officer at Scalefusion, said, “We witnessed a highly engaging response at the expo, with thousands of visitors experiencing our innovative endpoint management solutions in action. Through live dashboard demonstrations, we provided a hands-on understanding of how seamlessly device management, access control, and security workflows converge within a single interface. For us at Scalefusion, the event was as much about building new relationships as it was about strengthening the existing ones.”
Further speaking at an industry panel on ‘Building trust in the digital enterprise: Security, privacy, DPDP compliance and governance in a connected world’, Sriram shared his perspective on embedding trust into modern enterprise systems. He highlighted that security and user experience are often seen as competing priorities, but must be approached as complementary design considerations. While measures such as two-factor authentication are critical, their implementation must be thoughtfully designed to balance security with usability.
Underscoring the importance of foundational principles such as role-based access control, Scalefusion showed as to how it had prioritized building internal frameworks that ensure controlled, role-specific access, eliminating the need for ad hoc permissions. The idea was to help organizations understand how consolidating critical functions could drive operational efficiency, strengthen security posture, and simplify IT management in an increasingly complex digital landscape.
