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Check Point Strengthens Data Residency with New Perth Instance for Western Australia


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Check Point Strengthens Data Residency with New Perth Instance for Western Australia

Check Point Expands its Digital Footprint to Help Western Australian Organizations Meet Strict Compliance Standards and Boost Network Speed.

In a major move for Australian cybersecurity, Check Point Software Technologies has officially launched a new local instance in Perth to strengthen Data Residency for organizations across the region. This expansion brings high-tier cyber security directly to Western Australia, ensuring that sensitive information stays within state borders while providing lightning-fast connectivity for government and enterprise sectors.

Reported by CIO Bulletin, this new Point of Presence (PoP) is designed specifically to address the growing complexity of workplace security. By hosting services locally, Western Australian businesses can more easily navigate strict national regulations like the Privacy Act and the Essential Eight. This isn't just about compliance, though; it’s about performance. Instead of routing data to distant hubs in Sydney or Melbourne, local users now enjoy a direct path to the cloud, significantly reducing lag.

At the heart of this launch is the integration of SASE security (Secure Access Service Edge). This technology ensures that whether an employee is in a high-rise office or working from home, their connection remains under a "Zero Trust" watch, meaning only the right people get access to the right data at the right time.

David Caspari, Managing Director ANZ at Check Point, emphasized the impact of this local investment, “The local Workplace Security SASE PoP here in Perth reinforces our prevention-first approach and helps Western Australian enterprises leverage trusted AI-powered security built to Australian standards.”

As digital threats become more sophisticated, this infrastructure provides a much-needed shield, allowing Western Australian innovators to focus on growth without compromising on safety or speed.   

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