BlackBerry has expanded its Asia-Pacific Secure Communications headquarters in Malaysia to Cyberjaya, central Kuala Lumpur, and Mont Kiara.
The expansion includes a new sales and marketing office and a regional support centre with over 50 technical experts, providing 24/7 support across the Asia-Pacific region.
The company said that following the successful launch of the MCMC–BlackBerry Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence (CCoE) in Cyberjaya in March 2024, it is now scaling its presence across three strategic locations: Cyberjaya, central Kuala Lumpur, and Mont Kiara.
The expansion includes a new sales and marketing office, as well as a dedicated Regional Support Centre staffed by more than 50 technical experts, providing 24/7 support and professional services across the Asia-Pacific region.
“As Malaysia strengthens its position as a regional hub for digital resilience and innovation, we are proud to expand our APAC Secure Communications headquarters here – now with enhanced 24/7 support for a region tackling complex risks,” said Tash Stamatelos, Senior Vice President for BlackBerry in APAC.
“This expansion supports both BlackBerry’s regional growth strategy and Malaysia’s national priorities, including capacity building, enhanced disaster response, and the deployment of sovereign, military-grade communications to counter rising espionage,” she added.
This shared vision for bolstering digital resilience is echoed by Malaysia’s regulators, with the MCMC welcoming BlackBerry’s expanded presence as a catalyst for deeper public–private collaboration.
Building on the CCoE in Cyberjaya, the expansion further strengthens Malaysia’s position as a regional hub for secure communications, while enhancing the nation’s ability to protect government, critical infrastructure, and industry against evolving cyber threats.
