BlackBerry Ltd, based in Canada, has set up its Asia Pacific regional headquarters for its cybersecurity division in Cyberjaya, and it is now functioning at full capacity. The smart company specializing in security software and services stated that the new main office and regional growth showcase BlackBerry's ongoing dedication in Malaysia, after a significant cybersecurity deal was revealed in November 2023.
“BlackBerry worked with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to establish the Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence, a world-class training facility to help upskill the nation’s workforce,” it said in a statement today.
Fahmi Fadzil, the minister of communications, expressed his approval of the company's choice to establish its regional headquarters in Malaysia.
“This will not only benefit Malaysia but will enable the region to take advantage of the cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions offered by BlackBerry,” he said.
Tash Stamatelos, BlackBerry Cybersecurity’s vice-president for Asia Pacific, stated that Malaysia is a crucial market for the company. BlackBerry Cybersecurity is pleased to set up its new regional headquarters in Malaysia as part of its growth strategy.
“As the nation becomes chair of Asean in 2025, we commend Malaysia’s efforts in advancing digital transformation and regional cooperation in areas like cybersecurity, and its ongoing investment in skills, innovation, and infrastructure to advance its economy,” he said.
The BlackBerry team in Malaysia consists of sales, marketing, threat research, technical support, professional services, administration, management and skilled cybersecurity trainers, all ready to assist cyber-defenders in Malaysia and the surrounding area.