BENGALURU, India, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — SOLIZE PARTNERS India Pvt. Ltd. (Headquartered: Bangalore, Karnataka; CEO & Director: V.S. Mahadevan, hereinafter referred to as SOLIZE) has achieved TISAX® Assessment Level 3 (AL3) certification, marking a significant milestone in its information security governance. This achievement comes at a pivotal moment, as momentum builds around the EU–India Free Trade Agreement, which will accelerate cross-border engineering collaboration, data exchange, and integrated automotive and industrial programs between the two regions.
As European OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers deepen their engagement with India amid evolving trade and supply-chain frameworks, secure handling of engineering data, intellectual property, and digital assets has become essential to collaboration. This certification reinforces SOLIZE’s readiness to operate in high-trust, high-complexity environments.
Governed by the ENX Association, TISAX® is a globally recognized information security assessment framework representing the highest level of assurance. It aligns with stringent European automotive data security requirements, enabling IP-intensive engineering, early-stage development, and multi-country collaboration involving sensitive information.
With this certification, SOLIZE exhibits the highest level of advanced information security controls across people, processes, and technology implemented consistently. SOLIZE has maintained TISAX compliance for several years. The progression from AL2 to AL3 reflects a deliberate and sustained investment in security governance, operational discipline, and risk management. It strengthens SOLIZE’s ability to support larger, complex, and globally distributed engineering programs with higher data sensitivity.
“Achieving TISAX AL3 certification is a pivotal milestone for SOLIZE PARTNERS India,” said Mahadevan V.S., CEO & Director. “As EU–India collaboration deepens under new trade and industrial frameworks, trust and accountability in data handling are now even more critical. This certification reiterates the rigor and consistency we have built into our engineering and delivery practices.”
Beyond compliance, TISAX AL3 reinforces SOLIZE’s commitment to trust-based partnerships facilitating secure data exchange between India-based delivery teams and European & global stakeholders. As global organizations are rapidly adopting smart technologies such as AI-based research, design, and manufacturing, SOLIZE remains focused on providing cutting edge technology support while enabling responsible growth by safeguarding information.
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About SOLIZE PARTNERS India Pvt. Ltd.
SOLIZE PARTNERS India, a key entity of the SOLIZE Group, provides engineering and technology services across automotive, aerospace & defense, railway, heavy engineering and other industrial domains. The company supports enterprise-level digital transformation through the design and delivery of efficient, future-ready, end-to-end engineering systems, anchored by secure and globally aligned practices.
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