Terrabyte Group, a key subsidiary of Terra International, has announced a strategic partnership with Seqrite, the enterprise security arm of Quick Heal Technologies, a global cybersecurity solutions provider. The partnership was formalised through a Regional Distributor MOU signed during AISS 2025 in New Delhi, marking a significant milestone in Seqrite’s expansion strategy for Southeast Asia. The agreement affirms Terrabyte Group’s role as Seqrite’s distributor across South East Asia, recognising Terrabyte’s strong market presence, regional expertise and proven capability in delivering enterprise-grade cybersecurity solutions across diverse markets.
The collaboration strengthens Terrabyte’s cybersecurity portfolio across South East Asia by bringing Seqrite’s full-stack enterprise cybersecurity ecosystem to the region, enabling organisations to secure endpoints, networks, cloud environments, data, users and applications through an integrated, AI-driven approach.
As the digital economy of ASEAN member countries continue to grow, organisations across the region are facing increasingly sophisticated cyber threats that move faster than traditional siloed tools and fragmented security visibility can address. The global surge in ransomware and Trojan attacks, with human error remaining a key contributor, highlights the urgent need for cybersecurity solutions that are adaptive, scalable and built for complex enterprise environments. As a global full-stack cybersecurity company known for its AI and machine learning-powered threat defence technologies, Seqrite addresses this challenge head on.
Through this partnership, Terrabyte Group will distribute Seqrite’s solutions across Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam and Malaysia, enabling organisations to adopt a scalable, integrated and highly resilient cybersecurity framework aligned with Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture principles. The portfolio spans core endpoint defence to advanced access and data control, addressing both threat prevention and regulatory compliance requirements.
Roy Toh, CEO of Terra International shared, "The formalisation of our partnership with Seqrite at AISS 2025 reflects a shared commitment to building meaningful, long-term cybersecurity capabilities in Southeast Asia. Partnering with Seqrite enables us to deliver unified, AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, particularly EDR, XDR and MDM, that improve visibility, simplify threat response and strengthen overall resilience. Together with Seqrite, we are well-positioned to support enterprises across the region with practical and effective cyber defense.”
Dr Sanjay Katkar, Joint MD, Quick Heal Technologies said, “At Seqrite, our focus has always been on simplifying cybersecurity for enterprises without compromising on depth or effectiveness. With this strategic partnership with Terrabyte, we are extending the reach of our full stack AI-powered cybersecurity solutions across Southeast Asia. From endpoint and network defence to zero trust access and data privacy governance, our portfolio addresses the full spectrum of modern cyber risks, helping organisations build a unified and resilient security posture.”
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