FireEye Selected to Train Singapore Cyber Security Defenders in New CSA Academy

September 19, 2017

FireEye plans to provide training to Singapore cyber security
professionals as part of a new cyber security academy. The company plans to
offer courses in topics such as incident response and malware analysis. The
academy is an initiative of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore and was
announced today by Deputy Prime Minister and Coordinating Minister for National
Security Teo Chee Hean in his remarks at Singapore International Cyber Week.

“FireEye has trained incident responders and malware analysts at some of
the most prestigious government agencies and businesses around the world, and
we are proud to build the capabilities of Singapore’s cyber security
professionals who serve on the front lines and help protect Singapore and its
critical information infrastructure from attackers. Around the world, the race
is on to address the shortage of cyber security expertise, and Singapore’s
efforts in this area will help cement its strategic leadership in cyber
security in the region,” said FireEye Chief Executive Officer Mr Kevin Mandia.

Mr David Koh, Chief Executive, CSA, said: “The CSA Academy was mooted to
better train our cyber defenders, and equip them with the right skills and
expertise to defend our networks. Cyber attacks have become increasingly sophisticated,
some of them can be highly complex and targeted. CSA is glad to have FireEye on
board with us to provide customised training for our cyber defenders. We
welcome more industry partners to join us in this endeavour to raise the
quality of cybersecurity professionals in Singapore.”

The incident response training is designed to build capabilities to
effectively defend against cyber-attacks on computer systems and rapidly detect
and respond to cyber threats that continue to increase in frequency and sophistication.
The training in malware analysis will help cyber security professionals build
their capabilities with the tools and methodologies used to perform malware
analysis.

These training courses are expected to begin later this year.

Forward-Looking Statements

This media advisory contains forward-looking statements, including
statements related to plans, objectives and expectations with respect to
FireEye’s participation in the newly announced CSA Academy. Readers should not
place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements, which are based upon
beliefs and information as of the date of this media advisory. These
forward-looking statements are subject to change as a result of new
information, future events or other circumstances and are expressly qualified
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exist after the date of this media advisory.