New Bahrain office opened by US cybersecurity company
James Thorpe
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A US cybersecurity and intelligence company has opened its new office in Manama, Bahrain.
Los Angeles-based Resecurity serves Fortune 500 clients across the globe.
Resecurity’s new Bahrain office
The strategic opening of the new office was supported by the Bahrain Economic Development Board (Bahrain EDB).
The company also has offices in Rome, Seoul, Singapore and Bangkok as well as in countries across the Middle East and North Africa region.
The Manama office is expected to serve the local market as well as Resecurity subsidiaries across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
“Delivering unparalleled visibility into complex cybersecurity threats that are becoming increasingly sophisticated and pervasive worldwide, we serve clients in a variety of industries with global reach,” commented Gene Yoo, Chief Executive Officer, Resecurity.
“In view of Bahrain’s skilled workforce and progressive cloud-first government policy, our latest office and technology hub in Bahrain marks a pivotal decision to serve clients locally and in the Gulf beyond, enabling us to tap into growth opportunities in the dynamic regional information security market to bring cybersecurity solutions closer to businesses and organisations.”
“A trusted destination for investment”
“Implementing increased cybersecurity measures to safeguard local communities, governments and leading organisations has become a global necessity in today’s digital age and Resecurity’s services will further fortify the security of the regional landscape,” added Musab Abdulla, Executive Director of Business Development Information and Communications Technology (ICT), Bahrain EDB.
“Bahrain has cemented itself internationally as a trusted destination for investment backed by progressive government policies and a future ready workforce.
“Resecurity’s tech hub will facilitate the exchange of knowledge and expertise through dedicated workshops and training programs designed to further empower the local workforce with the necessary skills to navigate the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape.”
