- Centrics Networks focuses on bespoke cybersecurity, network infrastructure and managed services, positioning itself as a strategic partner for clients’ IT resilience.
- The company must navigate industry-wide challenges like evolving threat vectors, regulatory compliance, talent scarcity, and cost pressures in delivering advanced digital security for enterprises.
Centrics Networks’ growth and focus
Centrics Networks was founded on 14 May 2013 and is registered under Singapore’s UEN 201313056K. Its principal business is cybersecurity consultancy, with supplementary services in IT infrastructure, cloud computing, disaster recovery and managed IT services.
On its LinkedIn profile, the company emphasises delivering “cutting-edge, customised solutions” in cybersecurity and modern IT infrastructure. It currently serves clients across different trades and both private and government sectors, offering system integration, technical consultancy and ICT infrastructure support.
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Industry context, challenges and innovation for Centrics Networks
Digital growth across Southeast Asia has reshaped how organisations protect data and infrastructure. With cloud migration, remote offices and new privacy acts like PDPA, cybersecurity resilience is no longer optional. Companies depend on trusted partners such as Centrics Networks to design systems that join threat detection, device protection and compliance within a single, coordinated framework.
In Singapore, policymakers are enforcing stricter cybersecurity standards and safeguarding critical systems, increasing the compliance load for both clients and vendors. Innovation, however, is keeping pace. The automation of patch management, demonstrated through Centrics’ collaboration with Action1, highlights a move toward efficiency. Emerging technologies such as AI-based detection, zero trust frameworks, and SASE solutions are further redefining enterprise security architecture.
