Silicon Valley company launches office in Nepal

Kathmandu, Feb. 22

SecurityPal, a company founded by an entrepreneur of Nepali origin in the United States of America, has started its service in Nepal.

It has opened Security Operations Command Center (SOCC) in Kathmandu on Tuesday. Ambassador of the United States of America, Dean R. Thompson, inaugurated the company which has its central office in the Silicon Valley, USA.

"SecurityPal helps scaling companies and enterprises deal with the complex and evolving nature of security reviews and questionnaires. The company says that the command centre will support the security personnel of the client company," the company said in a statement.

Inaugurating the company, Ambassador Thompson expressed his belief that companies like SecurityPal would benefit dynamic entrepreneurs and companies of Nepal.

Last year, the company had announced a $21 million Series A investment led by Craft Ventures. The command centre is built under the same, read the statement.

The company entered the market with the goal of becoming a leading organisation for entrepreneurs. The company said that it wants to ensure that there will never be a decrease in income and safety due to safety review work. "With experienced security analysts, this company will provide services in Japanese, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French and other languages," it said.

The company believes that after it fulfills the security requirements of the customers, those companies can focus on their main business operations, said Pukar Chandra Hamal, Founder and CEO of SecurityPal.

According to him, the company will be operational 24 hours a day, seven days a week. He also said that he is confident that his company would provide reliable services in the Nepali market.

Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 23 February 2023.