Digital Shadows has expanded its digital risk management and threat intelligence solutions in Germany and into Singapore.
The company, which enables organisations to manage digital risk by identifying and eliminating threats to their business and brand, has established local offices in the countries. It has also recruited country managers in both key markets. Stefan Bange has joined to run Digital Shadows’ German and DACH region and Lawrence Loh will run the Far Eastern region based out of Singapore.
Prior to joining Digital Shadows, Bange was sales director DACH at Trustwave and sales director at Security and business intelligence company Avigilon. Loh previously served as channel director at Computer Networking business Viptela, after holding senior roles at Check Point, CyberArk and Oracle.
‘Managing your digital footprint and protecting your brand and corporate data is critical to organisations all around the world in the face of the global cybercrime,’ said Chris Brown, VP EMEA and APAC. ‘We have already seen considerable interest in our service in Central Europe and Asia, so we are excited what Stefan and Lawrence can do to recruit new partners and clients.’
Founded in 2011, Digital Shadows, which is headquartered in Munich, Germany, already has offices in London, San Francisco and Dallas. In September last year, the company closed a $26m Series C funding round. The financing, which was led by Octopus Ventures, featured participation from World Innovation Lab, Industry Ventures and all of Digital Shadows’ existing investors.
Digital Shadows provides solutions for a range of industries, including financial services, technology, retail, legal services, and healthcare & pharmaceutical.
Digital Shadows’ product, SearchLight, combines people, processes, and technology to provide tailored threat intelligence. The company claims the solution enhances security posture for the evolving threat landscape and can address regulations like Global Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), SOC 2 Compliance, and Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS). It also claims to enable organisations to gain visibility, context, prioritisation, recommended actions and managed takedowns to protect from outside threats.
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