- Secured CTI platform contract with ASUS to bolster proactive security and mitigate risks of data leaks and reputational damage.

- Expansion into local B2B sectors including IT, manufacturing, and logistics based on public sector references and strategic distribution partnerships.

- “Successive contracts prove our world-class product quality; we will now focus on expanding customer touchpoints and driving revenue growth.”

S2W has officially supplied QUAXAR, its Comprehensive Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) platform, to ASUS, a world-leading Information Technology (IT) company headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.

ASUS is Taiwan’s representative computer hardware manufacturer, holding the top global market share in gaming laptops, motherboards, and graphics cards. As of 2025, the global brand achieved annual revenue of approximately NT$688.9 billion (approx. US$21.55 billion).

The IT hardware industry—where design, manufacturing, and distribution are organically linked—carries inherent chain-reaction risks where a security gap at any single point can paralyze the entire supply chain. Therefore, securing high-level visibility to identify and manage potential risks early is an essential requirement for ensuring business continuity and operational stability.

S2W’s QUAXAR is a solution that helps clients quickly and accurately detect and respond to external attack signals that are difficult to identify through internal systems alone. S2W plans to contribute to eliminating security blind spots for ASUS, protecting its vast technological assets, business information, and brand value.

In addition to the ASUS deal, S2W has been aggressively expanding its local B2B presence across major industries such as IT, manufacturing, and logistics. Following its contract with Evergreen Marine, Taiwan’s largest global container shipping line, at the end of last year, S2W recently signed a security service agreement with Radiant Opto-Electronics, a backlight module manufacturer and Apple supplier.

"Based on our public sector references with the stock exchange and railway administration, as well as our partnership with CHT Security—a leading security firm under ChungHwa Telecom (CHT)—we have consistently achieved significant results in the Taiwanese B2B market over the past few months," said Yookyoung Lee, Head of Business Center at S2W. "As we have repeatedly proven our product excellence meets the requirements of global enterprises, we will now focus on broadening our partner network, increasing customer touchpoints, and driving tangible performance growth."