Noel Allnutt, from Sekuro, believes that Data Privacy does not need to be overcomplicated, especially when resources are limited.
“SMBs can take their first step towards improving their data security posture by adopting Zero Trust as a key defensive stance or security framework.”
Our Chief Growth Officer Shamane Tan is the winner of The Cybersecurity Awards 2021 (Professional Category) organised by the AiSP! Click here to find out more.
Rob McAdam, addresses the tech skills shortage in Australia. “Talent accelerator programs, like our ‘Hackcelerator’ graduate program, should aim to assist in enabling the next-generation of skilled individuals to attend and lead security conferences, get access to reputable training and to engage with ‘real world’ practical examples whilst simultaneously learning from industry experts.”
In this year’s Australian Women in Security Awards show, organised by AWSN, Sekuro is proud to be the sponsor and to have our very own Chief Growth Officer Shamane Tan a finalist for the category ‘Australia’s Most Outstanding Woman In IT Security’!
Sekuro CMO, Nick Flude, comments on the rise of manage security solutions in Australia. “Managed security services are filling the gaps in a growing cybersecurity market, providing opportunities for MSSPs where orgs cannot keep up with legislative changes, the rising threat from bad actors, and the shifting nature of work.”
Australian cybersecurity consultancies Solista, CXO Security, Privasec and Naviro have joined forces to form a new company, Sekuro.
Newly-formed Australian cyber security hotshot Sekuro has revealed plans to publicly list during the current financial year.
All four companies had received multiple private equity and acquisition offers from well-known players in the Australian market.
Four Australian cybersecurity firms are set to merge to form a new company without a single dollar changing hands, in a bid to challenge bigger consulting firms for increasing security work.
