Exaforce opens a new office in Tokyo with a dedicated engineering team and a managed detection and response (MDR) team to support Japanese customers
Exaforce, the agentic security operations (SOC) platform, announced it will be expanding into Japan with the opening of a new office in Tokyo. The company has established a local engineering team that offers 24/7 customer support for the rapid detection and response of security threats, as well as a fully self-service platform that enterprises can operate themselves fully isolated within Japanese environments. Exaforce now fully supports the Japanese language and is tailored to the local data sovereignty and regulatory requirements of Japanese enterprises.
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“By establishing a Tokyo presence and building a dedicated engineering team here, Exaforce can deliver localized deployments, faster support, and 24/7 support for managed detection and response,” said Ankur Singla, CEO and Co-Founder of Exaforce. “We’re focused on helping Japanese businesses proactively detect, triage, investigate, and respond to threats while meeting data residency and compliance requirements.”
Key highlights of the Exaforce Expansion into Japan
- New Tokyo Office: Exaforce has opened a Tokyo office to serve as the regional hub for Japan operations and customer support.
- Dedicated engineering team: A local engineering team will accelerate deployments, integrations, and localized product development tailored to Japanese customers.
- Local deployments & data sovereignty: Japanese customers can now leverage isolated local deployment options to ensure data residency, regulatory compliance, and lower-latency operations.
- 24/7 MDR in Japan: Exaforce’s MDR service now has Japanese analysts who pair the Agentic SOC Platform and autonomous Exabots with experienced human analysts to provide continuous monitoring, proactive threat hunting, and rapid containment and remediation.
- Japanese language support: The Exaforce platform offers native Japanese language support to enable local SOC teams to operate, investigate, and respond to threats more efficiently with their preferred language.
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