InfoTrust launches IRAP Assessment Service

In 2016 InfoTrust expanded its offerings into a wider set of security technologies, professional services, consulting and health checks. Experiencing over 100% growth by acquiring more than 300 customers in less than two years. This was due to success in providing added value to Australian organisations, seeking to create a trusted partnership with their security providers.

InfoTrust was created to challenge the status quo of cybersecurity vendors and partners, providing a more holistic strategy for customers and customised engagements. Helping to drive the best security outcomes for organisations.

Check out the piece that Hafizah Osman, wrote in ARN Magazine.

As InfoTrust approaches its 7th anniversary, we are excited to announce significant changes as we grow our foothold in the cybersecurity market and look ahead to future expansion. Co-founders Dane Meah and Simon McKay will be stepping into Board positions while welcoming a new CEO, Keith Buckley to run the day-to-day operations and fuel the next stage of growth.

Buckley brings with him several decades of experience in the technology sector for companies including Dell, Symantec, McAfee, Riverbed and most recently Citrix, with a strong track record of taking established businesses to the next level.

Sydney-based InfoTrust have given CRN a sneak peak at how it plans to disrupt the security consulting market by developing its own security product.

InfoTrust founders Dane Meah and Simon McKay told CRN that their company is developing a workflow and security platform to help both partners and customers to plot out their security roadmap and bring their security posture up to snuff.

The founders weren’t inclined to reveal the platform’s name just yet, so we’re just calling it ‘the platform’ for now.

Meah said the platform is much more about leading customers on a security journey, rather than outsourcing security requirements entirely.

Following on from Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison’s announcement the morning of Friday 19th June. InfoTrust has provided advice to media outlets and the general public on what they, and Australian businesses, can be doing to protect themselves against cyber attacks. Although this is not new information to many organisations, who generally have a good understanding of the cyber threats they face. The key message from the announcement was that the increased frequency, and sophistication of these attacks from a state-sponsored actor against the Australian government and businesses is of concern. The advice from the Government is to ensure you remain vigilant and cautious of any digital communication and interaction online.

I’m excited to be attending tonights awards ceremony where InfoTrust have been nominated as a finalist (in the Customer Value category) at the 2019 ARN Innovation Awards.

This recognition is particularly sweet for the InfoTrust team; a validation of the relentless focus we have towards Customer Value, or as we prefer to call it, “Customer Love”. From our inception, the focus has always been on driving customer value through an engagement model we refer to as “The InfoTrust Way”. 

Cybersecurity practice InfoTrust, has enhanced its industry leading Cloud Security portfolio by partnering with Identity and Access Management (IAM) market leader Okta to offer their multi-factor authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-On (SSO) solutions.

This offering meets a real need for Australian organisations. Although IAM technologies are not new, data from Using IAM in the Age of Megabreaches report from Okta shows that 43% of security professionals worry that inconvenient authentication controls are being ignored/subverted and 33% believe there is a lack of IAM policies within their organisation.