Leonardo has opened a new Regional Cyber Centre in Malaysia that strengthens Leonardo’s technologies for global security. The strategic choice of Malaysia reflects the country’s leading role in cybersecurity. Malaysia stands out in the region for its advanced legislation on the subject and its protection of critical national infrastructure.
Leveraging the integration of Leonardo’s proprietary technologies in the field of cyber security, physical security and mission-critical communications and its experience in strategic sectors in Italy and abroad, the new centre will make a substantial contribution to global protection against new hybrid threats, strengthening the digital autonomy and supporting the sustainable development of Malaysia and the entire region.
The new centre in Kuala Lumpur is part of the Global CyberSec Centre (GCC), Leonardo’s trusted and mission-critical cybersecurity service provider headquartered in Chieti (Italy), and joins the already operational federated Regional Cyber Centers in Brussels (European Union), Bristol (United Kingdom) and Riyadh (Saudi Arabia). The GCC’s global network is designed to ensure cyber mission assurance for strategic customers – including defence organisations and critical national infrastructures – by pooling processes, information on threats, and cutting-edge technologies. This federated model ensures both the ability to operate on a global scale in preventing, countering and responding to new threats, and the control of strategic data, fully respecting individual national sovereignty.
“This initiative is a long-term investment reflecting Leonardo’s major commitment to building a strong industrial and technological partnership with Malaysia while contributing to the development of high specialised local human capital. In a world where cyber self-reliance has become the new currency of stability, we enable National Strategic Organisations to assure security and continuity of their operations leveraging our Global CyberSec Platform. Through this investment in Malaysia, our objective is to support the transformation of critical infrastructures, such as National Cloud and National Security Operation Centers, into autonomous strategic assets,” said Andrea Campora, Leonardo’s Managing Director Cyber & Security Solutions Division.
Leonardo has had an established presence in Malaysia for over 40 years, making a significant contribution to its defence and aerospace sectors. Over the decades, the company has supported the country with a comprehensive portfolio of advanced solutions, including helicopters for military and commercial operations, military aircraft, integrated defence systems – such as radar and both naval and electronic warfare capabilities – and security solutions for critical infrastructure and mission-critical communications.
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