See how FireEye's Singapore headquarters could make hackers scared out of their wits

It's Singapore's threat intelligence hub.

Unveiled in mid-January, FireEye's cyber security training hub in Singapore is home to over 150 IT professionals focused on products and solutions to address regional and global threats across different specializations. This 10,000 sqf space bills itself as the Centre of Excellence in the area of cyber security in Singapore garnering huge support from the Infocomm Development Authority (IDA). This partnership with IDA aims to train a new generation of cyber security professionals to meet the next wave of advanced threats across Asia.

The Center of Excellence serves as FireEye’s regional threat intelligence hub providing technical leadership in advanced malware solutions. This will also house FireEye's Asia Pacific Regional Headquarters with key facilities including conference rooms, engineering labs, demo center, training facilities, forensic lab and support center. It is located at AXA Building, 38th Floor, 8 Shenton Way.

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