www.arnnet.com.au ASI Solutions Acquires Insicon Cyber to Enhance Security Services
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- •ASI Solutions has acquired Insicon Cyber to strengthen its security services.
- •The acquisition includes a 24/7 security operations center in North Sydney.
- •Insicon Cyber will maintain its brand and leadership after the acquisition.
ASI Solutions has acquired Insicon Cyber to enhance its security offerings in Australia and New Zealand. The acquisition includes a 24/7 security operations center in North Sydney and various specialized services such as board and executive cyber advisory and chief information security officer as a service. This marks ASI Solutions' sixth acquisition, aiming to integrate Insicon Cyber's capabilities into its existing customer base in education, government, and commercial sectors. Insicon Cyber will continue to operate under its own brand, led by co-founders Matt Miller and Greg Bunt. Financial details of the acquisition have not been disclosed, but it is part of ASI's strategy to bolster its cloud-oriented infrastructure and localized security support.
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