Insicon Cyber in the News

Written by Joshua Gliddon and first published in techpartner news

Insicon Cyber taps F5 to extend its AI security and governance practice

ANZ MSP and cybersecurity advisory firm Insicon Cyber (Insicon) has announced the extension of its AI security and governance practice with support from F5.

Insicon Cyber's AI Security and Governance practice was established in early 2025 and has been delivering ISO 42001 compliance projects, managed compliance programmes and board-level AI governance advisory to organisations across ANZ.

First published in SecurityBrief Australia by Sean Mitchell

Insicon Cyber adds F5 AI tools to boost governance

Insicon Cyber has expanded its AI Security and Governance practice with F5's AI Guardrails and AI Red Team tools, adding runtime protection and adversarial testing to the Australian and New Zealand cybersecurity firm's advisory work.

The additions strengthen a practice launched in early 2025 to help organisations manage AI risk through ISO 42001 compliance projects, managed compliance programmes and board-level governance advice. Insicon Cyber has already completed a joint engagement with a large Australian education organisation to test and protect live AI applications.

Written by Sasha Karen and first published in ARN

Insicon Cyber expands AI security, governance practice with F5

Cyber security advisory and managed services firm Insicon Cyber has developed its AI security and governance practice with solutions from F5.

The partnership sees the firm integrate F5’s AI Guardrails and AI Red Team products into its own set up, bringing continuous runtime protection and adversarial testing capability across Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ).

“We have been helping organisations in A/NZ build ISO 42001-aligned governance frameworks and managed compliance programs since early 2025 – before most advisers had even named this as a practice area,” said Insicon Cyber co-founder and CEO Matt Miller.

First published in the Australian Cyber Security Magazine

Insicon Cyber opens expanded SOC

Insicon Cyber has officially opened its expanded office and security operations centre and launched services in New Zealand, marking the company’s evolution from cybersecurity advisory to a comprehensive managed security service provider (MSSP), with planned expansion into selected ASEAN markets.

Written by Sasha Karen and first published in ARN

In pictures: Insicon Cyber opens new office

Managed security service and advisory provider Insicon Cyber has opened a new office in North Sydney to accommodate its recent growth, which includes expansion into New Zealand.

The celebration, which took place on 25 September, celebrated shared achievements, provided networking opportunities with the local cyber security community, and previewed upcoming initiatives.

Written by Sasha Karen and first published in ARN

Insicon Cyber eyes expansion plans post-NZ

“We’ve laid the foundation now. We’re really happy with what’s built,” Matt Miller said. “Now, it’s pure expansion – it’s building out the team in New Zealand. We’ve got our first hire in Melbourne as well, so we’re going to continue to recruit in Melbourne. Honestly, it’s just about expanding into those chosen markets to work with more customers.”

Written by Julia Talevski and first published in Reseller News

Insicon Cyber expands SOC and services in NZ

"Businesses across Australia and New Zealand have told us they need more than cybersecurity advice. They need comprehensive partners who understand both the boardroom and the server room,” Miller said.

Written by Jason Pollock and first published in techpartner news

Insicon rebrands to Insicon Cyber, expands into managed services

Insicon Cyber CEO and co-founder Matt Miller told techpartner.news that while the company's practice has always focused on helping organisations implement and align to frameworks such as ISO 27001, Essential 8, SOC2, and NIST, achieving compliance with these frameworks isn’t a one-off exercise and requires ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and continuous improvement. "Our customers value these frameworks but don’t want the burden of becoming Cyber GRC experts themselves," he said.

Written by  Sasha Karen and first published in ARN.

What kept the channel up at night in March?

For Matt Miller, cofounder and CEO of Insicon, advancements in AI are all well and good, but he feels not enough thought is being placed on the weaponisation of the technology.