Ensign beefing up staff as it grows its cybersecurity business
StarHub-Temasek company to increase headcount by 100 to hit total strength of 600 by next year
Singapore
CYBERSECURITY firm Ensign Infosecurity has announced plans to increase its headcount by 100 to hit a total staff strength of 600 by next year.
The company has set up a Singapore-focused Security Operations Centre (SOC) for its employees to detect and neutralise cyber threats here faster and more accurately.
Ensign said the new hires will complement its existing 500 workers, allowing it to deepen its capabilities to look out for threats online and gather knowledge about these threats.
Ensign chairman Lee Fook Sun said: "We want to build a company to deliver security solutions, services and outcomes for our stakeholders in Singapore and the region through investments to develop world-class cybersecurity expertise and innovative technologies together with our partn…
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