Another big move in Australia’s tech landscape.
Sekuro – the Aussie cybersecurity scale-up known for serving Canva, Atlassian and Salesforce – has just been acquired by Nasdaq-listed Insight Enterprises.
This follows hot on the heels of CyberCX’s $1B+ sale to Accenture, highlighting how global players are increasingly eyeing Australia’s deep bench of cyber talent and innovation
From roll-up to global platform
Sekuro began in 2021 by combining four local consulting firms — a classic “sum of the parts is greater than the whole” play.
In just three years, it grew from 90 to 200+ people, building a strong reputation across the mid-market.
While CyberCX dominated the enterprise space, Sekuro carved out a niche in building trust, resilience, and compliance for fast-growing tech companies.
CEO Noel Allnutt claimed revenues “hovering around $200M” and 40% annual growth — even if official filings show smaller numbers, the strategic momentum was clear
Why this matters
- Australia has quietly become a hotbed for cybersecurity capability.
- International acquirers (Accenture, Fujitsu, now Insight) are consolidating the sector.
- Local founders and investors are proving that roll-up models + trust networks can create scalable va
Deals like this reinforce what we’ve been talking about in the Referron and BBG communities —
👉 Connection and collaboration create continuity and community.
Sekuro’s success didn’t happen in isolation.
It happened because four teams came together, trusted each other, and shared one mission — protecting clients’ digital assets.
That’s the power of a connected ecosystem.
My takeaway
Australia doesn’t just build great tech — we build trusted relationships that scale.
Cybersecurity is just one example of how collaboration turns into commercial success.
Let’s keep building, connecting, and creating impact together.
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