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Imperva commits to further help customers navigate complex security and compliance risks

Nurdianah Md Nur
Nurdianah Md Nur • 3 min read
Imperva commits to further help customers navigate complex security and compliance risks
Imperva's new Singapore office houses its APJ headquarters, a new NOC/SOC and customer experience centre for the region. Photo: Imperva
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Imperva has launched a new network and security operations centre (NOC/SOC) in Singapore to further help its customers navigate complex security and compliance risks.

According to an Imperva Threat Research report, attacks targeting Singapore businesses more than doubled in the second half of 2022 as compared to the same time period in 2021. It has become crucial to protect against cyberattacks, which are increasing in volume and sophistication. Financial institutions, for example, are now increasingly facing threats related to multi-cloud and open APIs, says George Lee, Imperva senior vice president for Asia Pacific and Japan, during a media briefing at the NOC/SOC launch yesterday.

The NOC monitors Imperva's globally-distributed network and IT infrastructure to ensure consistent services with better uptime for customers. If issues arise, they can be detected and resolved quickly to minimise downtime.

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