Sekuro Launches Cyber Resilience Program Amid High Demand
Sekuro, a leading cybersecurity firm, has launched the Cyber Resilience Program (CRP) in response to a significant surge in demand from businesses for cyber resilience services. This new subscription-based service aims to address the critical skills shortage and high salaries in Australia's cybersecurity sector.
The CRP offers businesses consultative experts who can be on-demand or embedded within their teams for end-to-end support. This comes at a time when cyber security specialist is the second most in-demand role for 2023, according to recruitment firm Robert Half. The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) also reports that cyber security is one of the two strongest skills in demand among its members.
Sekuro's Managing Director, Jens Struckmeier, leads the CRP. The program has already attracted notable clients such as Hills Grammar and the Australian Grand Prix Corporation. The latter chose Sekuro due to Australia's cyber security skills shortages and high salaries for cyber talent. Businesses and boards are increasingly seeking end-to-end cyber security solutions and guidance on implementation and training. In the last 12 months, Sekuro has seen a five-fold increase in requests for experts to be available on-demand and embedded in customers' teams.
Sekuro's Cyber Resilience Program is a timely response to the growing demand for cyber resilience services and the skills shortage in Australia's cybersecurity sector. With its consultative experts available on-demand or embedded within teams, the CRP is expected to provide valuable support to businesses navigating the complex cybersecurity landscape.
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