Jamez Loo

Jamez Loo currently serves as the Asia Security Manager and Country Security Manager for Thales, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping and implementing comprehensive security strategies across the region. His expertise in cybersecurity and digital identity is instrumental in safeguarding Thales’ critical assets, especially in high-stakes environments involving government and defense projects. Jamez’s leadership extends to overseeing the deployment of advanced physical security systems and ensuring compliance with international standards such as ISO 27001, which underscores his commitment to maintaining robust Information Security Management Systems (ISMS).

In his current role, Jamez is deeply involved in managing complex projects related to GDPR compliance, the SPF Known-Consignor Regime (KCR), and other government-related initiatives that demand meticulous risk assessments and security governance. His experience in conducting business travel risk assessments and ISO 27001 audit assessments for overseas government projects demonstrates his ability to navigate the intricacies of international security frameworks. Additionally, Jamez’s hands-on approach in deploying physical security systems for overseas government contracts highlights his expertise in integrating physical and cybersecurity measures to create resilient security architectures.

With over two decades of experience spanning consulting, end-user, and vendor environments, Jamez’s skill set encompasses risk management, governance, compliance, penetration testing, and business continuity planning. His certifications—CISSP, CISM, CISA, and ISO 27001—further attest to his comprehensive understanding of information security and cybersecurity best practices. As Thales’ Asia Security and Digital Identity leader, Jamez continues to drive innovative security solutions that align with the evolving threat landscape, ensuring the protection of critical infrastructure and digital assets across the region.