Singtel and CrowdStrike expand APAC managed detection and response partnership, bringing AI-powered EDR and threat intelligence to mid-market enterprises via Singtel's regional network. Signals telco-vendor bundling of cybersecurity AI across APAC mid-market.
Singtel and CrowdStrike have expanded their managed detection and response (MDR) partnership to deliver AI-powered cybersecurity services across APAC markets including Singapore, Australia, and Southeast Asia. The partnership brings CrowdStrike's Falcon platform and AI-driven threat intelligence together with Singtel's enterprise network and managed services reach — making enterprise-grade cybersecurity AI accessible to mid-market APAC companies that lack internal security operations capability.
The collaboration reflects a broader trend in APAC where telecommunications carriers are bundling AI-powered security services into enterprise connectivity offerings. For APAC enterprises without dedicated security operations centres, carrier-managed AI security represents a practical alternative to building internal capability. Singtel's APAC footprint across Singapore, Australia, Indonesia, and the Philippines provides regional distribution for CrowdStrike's AI detection and response capabilities.
How AIMenta helps clients act on this
Where this story lands in our practice — explore the relevant service line and market.
Beyond this story
Cross-reference our practice depth.
News pieces sit on top of working capability. Browse the service pillars, industry verticals, and Asian markets where AIMenta turns these stories into engagements.
Other service pillars
By industry
Other Asian markets
Related stories
-
Partnership ·
Anthropic and AWS Deepen Partnership to Accelerate Claude Enterprise Adoption in APAC
Anthropic and AWS deepen strategic partnership to accelerate Claude adoption across APAC, prioritising Claude on Amazon Bedrock for enterprise customers. Strengthens the case for Claude as default enterprise LLM for APAC companies already running on AWS infrastructure.
-
Company ·
Sea Group Announces Expanded AI Strategy Across Shopee, SeaMoney, and Garena for APAC Markets
Sea Group announces AI strategy integrating ML across Shopee's recommendations, SeaMoney's credit scoring, and Garena's player matching — placing AI at the centre of its competitive strategy across Southeast Asia's largest consumer internet platform.
-
Security ·
CISA and Singapore CSA Issue Joint Guidance on Securing AI Systems for Enterprise Deployment
CISA and Singapore CSA publish joint guidance on securing AI systems in enterprise environments — covering model access controls, data pipeline security, and adversarial mitigations. APAC security teams should audit AI infrastructure against this baseline.
-
Company ·
Grab Publishes Responsible AI Framework for APAC Deployment — Covering Fairness, Transparency, and Accountability
Grab publishes a responsible AI framework covering fairness, transparency, and accountability for AI systems across Southeast Asia. Signals APAC platform companies building AI governance ahead of regulation — a reference for enterprises deploying consumer-facing AI.
-
Partnership ·
Workday Expands APAC Enterprise AI Agent Deployment with Accenture and Deloitte SI Partnerships
Workday expands APAC AI agent deployment via Accenture and Deloitte partnerships, giving APAC HR leaders access to Workday AI agents through local SI partners. Key for APAC enterprises buying HR technology through SI relationships rather than direct vendor procurement.