INFOPERCEPT STRENGTHENS LEADERSHIP WITH APPOINTMENT OF NIKHIL BHAVSAR

Infopercept has appointed Nikhil Bhavsar as Chief Product & Solution Officer to drive the global expansion of its Invinsense cybersecurity platform. With over two decades of experience at Google, IBM, Checkmarx and Trustwave, Bhavsar will integrate product, partner and customer ecosystems, advancing AI-led security transformation for enterprises worldwide.

Infopercept, the global cybersecurity platform company, has announced the appointment of Nikhil Bhavsar as Chief Product & Solution Officer, a move designed to accelerate the international growth of its flagship Invinsense platform. Bhavsar’s remit spans product development, customer success, partner enablement, solutioning, use-case creation and go-to-market strategy, with a focus on connecting engineering, customers, partners and market adoption into a unified ecosystem.  

Bhavsar brings more than 20 years of expertise across cybersecurity, cloud, AI and enterprise platforms, having held leadership and technical roles at Google, IBM, Checkmarx and Trustwave. His career highlights include building partner-led ecosystems, developing managed security service provider (MSSP) programmes, and architecting complex digital commerce frameworks. He is also a U.S. patent holder and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).  

Jaydeep Ruparelia, Founder and CEO of Infopercept, said: “Invinsense is being built with the ambition to become a security transformation layer across the enterprise technology stack. Nikhil brings deep experience across technology, cybersecurity and global security ecosystems. His understanding of products, partners and market adoption will be valuable as we take an India-built cybersecurity platform to global markets.”  

The appointment comes as Invinsense expands its integrated approach to cybersecurity, combining offensive security, defensive security and compliance into a single platform. A key area of Bhavsar’s focus will be embedding artificial intelligence at the design layer of Invinsense. Rather than treating AI as a standalone feature, Infopercept is weaving intelligence across the platform’s architecture and workflows to enhance offensive, defensive and compliance-led strategies.  

Bhavsar commented: “AI is changing how technology platforms are designed, and cybersecurity cannot be an exception. What attracted me to Invinsense is its vision of applying AI across the security lifecycle, offensive, defensive and compliance. There is an opportunity to build a security platform from India that can compete globally while solving real security challenges for enterprises.”  

His experience aligns closely with Infopercept’s partner-led growth model. At IBM, he collaborated with global system integrators to build and scale security practices, while at Checkmarx he established a global MSSP programme enabling partners to deliver application security as a service. At Infopercept, his mandate extends beyond traditional product management, uniting product capabilities, customer needs, partner ecosystems and scalable security use cases.  

With Bhavsar’s appointment, Infopercept aims to strengthen the connection between product vision and market execution, positioning Invinsense for its next phase of global expansion.