Sekuro is your leading cyber security and digital transformation partner.
Reducing risk. Building business resilience. Enabling fearless innovation.
Why Sekuro?
It’s fairly simple.
Sekuro’s mission is to be our clients’ most trusted security partner. From the excellence of our delivery, to the integrity of our people, we put care into everything we do and see every client as a #clientforlife.
Trusted by leading organisations across the globe, Sekuro provides advice with accountability, assurance & compliance with credibility, digital transformation with the world’s best technology vendors, and managed services with insight and flexibility.
Sekuro Featured Services
Secure Cloud design & build
We will design, build, secure, and optimise public, private, and hybrid cloud platforms.
Offensive Security
Simulating potential attackers, the Offensive Security team will attempt to breach your security by combining intelligence gathering, social engineering, hacking, and physical intrusion.
Zero Trust Strategy
Sekuro Zero Trust Strategy is a comprehensive solution for securing all access to your data, apps and environment, regardless of user, device, or location.
Ransomware Readiness Assessment
Sekuro’s Ransomware Readiness Assessment enables your organisation to understand gaps and remediate ransomware exposure risk with this common and growing risk.
How Can Companies Securely Enter Into the Cloud World?
In this white paper, gain insights into the benefits provided by Cloud Service Providers (CSPs), the key risks and challenges in adopting such services, and lastly, guidelines on addressing an organisation’s security requirements.
Sekuro Insights
When Cybersecurity Becomes an HR Issue
In this interview, Sekuro’s Managing Director Noel Allnutt shed light on the role of Human Resources (HR) in cybersecurity.
The Patching Time Sink
Sekuro’s Customer CISO, Lee Roebig expounded on the following aspects of Zero Trust, which are fundamental to the security, and hence, the success of an organisation. Organisations who are on top of their patching processes often spend weeks each month patching urgent vulnerabilities and/or resolving any unforeseen impacts they have on systems. They often complete these just in time for the next month when they must do it all again. With organisations often resource constrained, is it the best use of their cyber security/technology teams’ time to spend most of their month patching systems? I believe it isn’t. Many organisations who are resource constrained have also not implemented strong preventative controls due to a lack of time, particularly the more difficult (but extremely valuable) ones like Application Control and Network Segmentation. I’ve spoken to many peers who haven’t implemented these, and the sentiment is remarkably similar from each: “We haven’t had the time” “We’re still trying to get on top the basics like our patching right now” “We’ve got bigger fish to fry. We’ve still got Windows 7 machines in our fleet (or XP!)” While patching most definitely has its place, if we look at this from a risk/benefit analysis perspective, we see that the scale is skewed. There is too much time being spent on the Band-Aid fix of patching. In fact, so much time is spent patching that there is little of it left for fixing the fundamental underlying issues. This poses an interesting thought: If an asset is …
Security Brief AU – Prashant Haldankar: Retailers amongst most targeted by cybercriminals
With every e-commerce transaction handling a vast amount of sensitive personal information, retailers need to ensure a watertight security posture, particularly ahead of major shopping events like EOFY sales.
In this article, featuring our CISO, Prashant Haldankar, he discusses the importance of strong security where retailers are amongst the most targeted organisations for cybercriminals.
Check out this article to read more on how retailers can stay ahead of the constantly evolving threats!
Sekuro Latest News
CIO Forum – Australian CIOs need recipe for digital transformation success
Featuring our CIO Karan Khosla alongside IDC ANZ, Verizon and BPay, in this article, Karan shared his perspective and comments on how #CIOs can approach and navigate the changing role of technology, using digital as the driver of growth and new security challenges.
Security Brief AU – Prashant Haldankar: Retailers amongst most targeted by cybercriminals
With every e-commerce transaction handling a vast amount of sensitive personal information, retailers need to ensure a watertight security posture, particularly ahead of major shopping events like EOFY sales.
In this article, featuring our CISO, Prashant Haldankar, he discusses the importance of strong security where retailers are amongst the most targeted organisations for cybercriminals.
Check out this article to read more on how retailers can stay ahead of the constantly evolving threats!
Startup Daily: Noel Allnutt – Startup and tech leaders welcome Labor’s win and outline what they want from the government
Welcoming Labor’s win, in this article, our Managing Director, Noel Allnutt, shared his ask of the new Albanese Government and their initiatives dedicated to addressing critical issues in the Aussie tech industry.
With the digital economy being the backbone of Australia’s future, the current tech talent shortage is a key concern to be addressed. The industry and Government need to recognise and invest accordingly to ensure the global competitiveness of Australia’s tech.
Noel highlighted his desire to remove barriers that would negatively impact Australia’s tech innovation.