KUALA LUMPUR, March 26 (Bernama) -- ThreatLocker, a cybersecurity solution provider, has launched its advanced data centre in Sydney, Australia, just over a year after the grand opening of its second headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.
According to a statement, this strategic move aims to enhance cybersecurity capabilities across various sectors in Australia, including the private sector, commonwealth, state, territory, and local governments.
The expansion of ThreatLocker will assist Australian entities in complying with the urgently recommended Australian Cyber Security Strategy implemented by the Australian Government.
Additionally, ThreatLocker offers Zero Trust Application Controls and Ringfencing capabilities that align almost any organisation with requirements presented by the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s Essential Eight Maturity Model.
Its Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-Founder Danny Jenkins said: "Zero Trust is a mindset, and I admire the Australian government's holistic approach, involving the wider community to tackle a modern-day threat.
"As one of the top vendors assisting businesses with Essential Eight guidelines, we are thrilled to strengthen our collaboration with Australia through this centre, bolstering their data protection and compliance initiatives."
ThreatLocker, founded in 2017 by its CEO Jenkins, Chief Operation Officer Sami Jenkins, and Vice President of Quality Assurance John Carolan, protects over two million endpoints across more than 40,000 organisations globally.
The company offers a powerful Zero Trust endpoint protection platform that enables organisations to stop ransomware and other cyberattacks by controlling what software can run in their environments.
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