Secure Logiq appoints Graham Wheeler as APAC regional director

CRAWLEY, U.K.—Security server manufacturer Secure Logiq has announced the appointment of Graham Wheeler as Asia-Pacific (APAC) regional director.

With Secure Logiq heading into the APAC region with big plans and a clear focus on Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), Wheeler will help steer the company through this exciting new chapter.

Wheeler is a well-respected figure in the security and surveillance world with deep technical know-how and a sharp understanding of the APAC market. His appointment marks an exciting next step for Secure Logiq as the company looks to build on its strong foundation in Europe and the Middle East and bring that same success to a region full of potential, the company noted in its announcement.

“At Secure Logiq, we don’t just provide hardware - we help our partners build better systems,” said Wheeler. “The ANZ market is ready for that kind of thinking. There’s a real hunger here for reliable, high-performance solutions that don’t come with inflated costs or over-complicated specs. I’m really excited to show people what we can do.”

Secure Logiq is committed to building strong, well-informed partnerships. The goal is to support local consultants, integrators, and end users with not just great products, but real expertise delivered through hands-on engagement, value-added distribution, and smart education. Secure Logiq works closely with partners to create tailored, end-to-end solutions that deliver better performance and stronger long-term value.

“APAC has been on our radar for some time,” said Ben Yoxall, joint managing director of Secure Logiq. “But it wasn’t about rushing in. We wanted the right person, the right plan, and the right timing - and with Graham on board, we’ve got all three. His depth of knowledge and network in the region are a huge asset.”

The company is entering the APAC market at a time when many surveillance systems are still over-engineered, under-optimized, or both - often costing far more than they should. Secure Logiq’s team believes there’s a better way. By designing systems with a clear understanding of how surveillance hardware should perform, the company is helping customers achieve more throughput, more storage and more resilience, without blowing the budget.

“I’m looking forward to hitting the ground running,” added Wheeler. “From industry events to partner visits and knowledge-sharing sessions, it’s all about showing up, listening, and proving we can add real value.”

For more information, visit www.securelogiq.com.