Insicon Cyber and F5 Enhance AI Security Amidst Trust Crisis in Australia
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- •Insicon Cyber and F5 have launched enhanced AI security tools amid low public trust in AI.
- •Only 4% of Australians trust AI companies, with 87% more concerned about privacy than five years ago.
- •Regulatory bodies are increasing pressure on firms to improve AI risk management practices.
Insicon Cyber has partnered with F5 to enhance AI security governance in Australia and New Zealand. The collaboration introduces F5 AI Guardrails and F5 AI Red Team, providing continuous runtime protection and adversarial testing capabilities. This initiative comes as a recent survey indicates only 4% of Australians trust AI companies, with 87% expressing heightened privacy concerns. Regulatory bodies like APRA and ASIC are demanding improved AI risk management practices from firms. Insicon Cyber's AI Security and Governance practice, established in early 2025, aims to address these challenges by delivering compliance projects and advisory services. The first joint engagement involved testing AI applications in the education sector, highlighting the need for robust security measures in sensitive environments.
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