Phosphorus Cybersecurity Inc., provider of unified, prevention-based security management for the xTended Internet of Things (xIoT), announced Thursday its expansion into Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ). As part of this significant growth phase, Phosphorus appointed industry leader Brett Raphael as Senior Vice President of APJ to lead the new regional team and former CISO of BAE Systems Australia Alex Nehmy as Regional CTO, who jointly will drive growth and accelerate innovation.
With 30 billion devices and the territory’s rapidly growing Cyber-Physical systems that require robust security capabilities to protect sensitive IoT and OT devices from increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks, APJ is an important high-growth region. With critical industries like healthcare, energy, utilities, and manufacturing relying on connected devices, enterprises are challenged with an expanded attack surface and more vulnerabilities, leading to significant security risks. APJ represents a vital market, and the company makes the region one of its essential global priorities.
“We’re expanding our focus to Asia Pacific and Japan, which are experiencing explosive growth in digital transformation…
