Expanding Shield Corporation Appoints Local Leader in ANZ Region to Propel Market Expansion
Adaptive Shield, a leading cybersecurity company, has announced the appointment of Kendal Watt as its regional director for Australia and New Zealand (ANZ). This move marks a significant milestone in Adaptive Shield's global strategy, as the company expands its operations into the ANZ markets.
Based in Melbourne, Watt brings over 20 years of experience leading cybersecurity teams, with stints at Abnormal Security, Recorded Future, and Mimecast. His expertise and experience are expected to play a significant role in driving market adoption of SaaS security in the ANZ region.
The expansion into the ANZ markets is in response to the growing demand for SaaS security as businesses increase their investment in business-critical applications. Adaptive Shield's Co-founder and CEO, Maor Bin, stated that the establishment of their presence in the region underscores their commitment to providing localized support for their large enterprise customers.
Adaptive Shield's expansion aims to support the rapidly growing customer base in the ANZ region. The company's new Fast Forward Global Partner Program is designed to accelerate channel-led growth and deliver SaaS Security Posture Management technology alongside local support.
The Fast Forward Global Partner Program is already in action, following the recent rollout of the program. Existing regional partners of Adaptive Shield in Australia and New Zealand include Netpoleon and Restack.
The rapidly evolving attack vectors in the ANZ region are a focus for Watt's role at Adaptive Shield. His role will be instrumental in ensuring that Adaptive Shield's solutions are tailored to meet the unique security challenges faced by businesses in the region.
The launch of operations in Australia and New Zealand is a significant milestone in Adaptive Shield's global strategy. The company's expansion into the region is expected to strengthen its position as a leading provider of SaaS security solutions.
In conclusion, Adaptive Shield's expansion into the ANZ markets is a strategic move that underscores the company's commitment to providing localized support for its large enterprise customers. With the appointment of Kendal Watt as the regional director, Adaptive Shield is well-positioned to meet the growing demand for SaaS security in the region.
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