Authorised Trend Micro Partner
Trend Cloud One has reached end of life and its cloud security capabilities now live inside Vision One — workload protection, container and Kubernetes security, cloud posture and risk management, and file scanning for object storage. Cloud security is also the one part of the Trend portfolio with genuinely published rates, because the pay-as-you-go listing on AWS Marketplace prints them. This page uses those published numbers rather than invented rupee figures, and explains what changes when you buy through an Indian partner instead.
Per ECS instance or Kubernetes node
Per cloud account
Per cloud workload
Usage-based
Every figure above is Trend's published AWS Marketplace pay-as-you-go rate in USD, annualised at 8,760 hours. Read them as a ceiling, not as your price. PAYG is the most expensive way to buy Trend: there is no commitment, you are billed hourly through your AWS account in dollars, and you carry the forex exposure. An Indian partner quote on an annual or three-year commitment is struck in INR, comes with a GST invoice you can claim input credit against, and lands below the PAYG rate at any real scale. For Indian teams the practical sizing work is unglamorous — count your Kubernetes nodes rather than your pods, count resources per cloud account rather than per environment, and delete the dormant sandbox accounts before you get quoted, because posture management is priced on resources you own whether or not anyone uses them. Trend Micro does not publish a list price for this product in India, and we will not invent one. Every Indian quote is built by the partner from your seat or workload count, the term (1, 2 or 3 years), and which capabilities you switch on. Through National IT Service you get that quote in INR with a GST invoice, plus deployment and console configuration.
WhatsApp +91 98119 98370 with node count, cloud account count, approximate resources per account, and instance mix by vCPU size. We convert that to a Vision One credit model, quote in INR with GST, and deploy across your accounts. Typical go-live: 2-4 weeks for a multi-account estate.
No. Trend Cloud One has reached end of life and has been transitioned into Vision One, which now carries the workload, container, posture and file security capabilities. If you are still on a Cloud One tenant, the migration is the thing to plan this quarter — Trend publishes a per-product update path, and the work is mostly connecting your existing agents to a new Vision One tenant rather than re-deploying them.
On the published AWS Marketplace pay-as-you-go list it is $0.168 per ECS instance or Kubernetes node per hour, which annualises to about ,471.68 per node, and $0.017 per hour for a serverless container pod or task. Because it bills per node rather than per pod, a cluster of many small nodes costs more than the same workload consolidated onto fewer larger nodes — worth checking before you size the licence.
Cloud-native tools are strong inside their own cloud and are the sensible default if you are single-cloud and have no other Trend footprint. Trend earns its place when you are multi-cloud, when you need the same policy across cloud and on-premise servers, or when you already run Trend endpoint and email and want the cloud signals correlated in the same XDR console. That correlation is the actual product; buying Trend cloud security in isolation is a weaker case.
Yes, and you should if you can. Buying through AWS Marketplace bills you in USD with forex exposure and no Indian tax invoice. Through an authorised partner the same licence is quoted and invoiced in INR with 18% GST, which a registered business normally reclaims as input tax credit, and the committed rate is below PAYG. The exception is if you are burning committed AWS spend, in which case Marketplace purchase can make sense despite the higher rate.
Two habits. Measure log volume for a fortnight before you connect a source, and filter at the source rather than after ingestion — verbose VPC flow logs and debug-level application logs are usually most of the GB and least of the signal. Then set a monthly ingestion alert. XDR data ingestion at $3.15 per GB is cheap for a hundred gigabytes and expensive for a terabyte, and nobody notices the crossover until the renewal.
Get a Trend Micro quote priced in INR with GST invoice — we size the licence, deploy it, and can run the console for you.