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Singapore-based full-service law firm with an affiliated cybersecurity practice and technology-enabled legal services, operating across ten Asian jurisdictions through the Rajah & Tann Asia network.
Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP is one of Singapore's largest full-service law firms, with more than 430 lawyers in the city-state and more than 1,000 fee earners across Rajah & Tann Asia, a regional network of independently constituted law firms spanning ten Asian countries. For a cybersecurity hiring audience, the relevant slice is narrower and sharper: the firm runs an affiliated cybersecurity solutions practice, Rajah & Tann Cybersecurity, sitting alongside Rajah & Tann Technologies, Legal Basix, and Arbitration Asia. The model is deliberate - legal counsel and technical response capacity under one roof, rather than a law firm subcontracting its incident work to someone else.
The threat model here is the one most organizations actually face after a breach: regulatory exposure across multiple jurisdictions at once, contentious follow-on, and a transaction or arbitration timeline that does not pause for the investigation. The firm's stated work covers cross-border transactions, disputes and arbitration, corporate and M&A, financing and investment, intellectual property, employment, and tax - meaning a cyber incident does not stop at data protection. It lands in employment, in deal diligence, in IP, and in whatever forum the dispute ends up in. The regional network structure, with local firms in ten Asian countries, is positioned as a "home advantage" - practitioners on the ground who know each jurisdiction's regulators, rather than remote coverage from a single hub.
Day to day, the technical domains named are legal technology, cybersecurity, technology-enabled legal services, and alternative legal services. Legal Basix handles the alternative-services arm; Rajah & Tann Technologies extends the firm's legal capabilities through technology-enabled delivery. Anyone joining is working at the seam between legal reasoning and technical fact-finding, across a network that is coordinated but legally distinct - which cuts both ways, and is worth asking about directly in an interview.
