“More and more boards are addressing security gaps” – Infotrust in CRN Magazine
InfoTrust CEO Dane Meah tells CRN Magazine businesses want an outcome – not a “cool” technology or vendor.
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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.
Faced with a range of challenges from emerging cybersecurity threats to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Not-For-Profit Organisations in particular, are being tested on how they deal with the evolving threat landscape. The Salvation Army’s recent implementation of InfoTrust’s Incident Response Retainer Services prompted Justin Flower, InfoTrust’s Southern Region – General Manager to interview<
Salvation Army has augmented its cybersecurity capabilities by investing in InfoTrust’s Incident Response Retainer Services. This service supports the Salvation Army security team in responding to cyber incidents, reducing the potential risk of damage and breaches. InfoTrust’s consultants assist in finding the root cause of a security incident, provide containment and subsequent remediation advice.
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 announce that InfoTrust has been awarded Netskope’s Emerging Partner of the year 2019.
Each year Netskope awards this to partners that deliver not only consistent customer growth but also leverage the breadth of Netskope’s solution to create ground-breaking services.
“InfoTrust has demonstrated significant customer success, solution innovation, speed to market and deployment, and innovative go-to-market strategies. The fluid nature of cloud services and user flexibility in accessing and working with customer data has resulted in massive security challenges for the enterprise. This requires new approaches and best practices — two things core to InfoTrust’s success” – Reno Maglitto, A/NZ Director of Channel & Alliances at Netskope.
We’re excited to announce that last month InfoTrust achieved CREST certified status.
The Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers (CREST) is a non-profit organisation, which assesses and certifies that an individual or business is providing security assurance services of exemplary quality, with deep understanding and knowledge of the latest vulnerabilities and techniques used by real attackers.
Although we have employed CREST certified individuals for some time now, this is an exciting step for InfoTrust as it is an additional certification achieved by utilising best-practice methodologies and the highest standards of test hygiene and conduct.
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