ASI Solutions Acquires Insicon Cyber
The acquisition adds an Australian cyber security specialist with a North Sydney operations centre to ASI Solutions' customer offering.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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ASI Solutions has acquired Insicon Cyber, an Australian-owned cyber security specialist. Insicon Cyber will continue to operate under its own name as an ASI Solutions company.
Why it matters
More organisations are turning to external providers for security operations amid ongoing workforce constraints and rising cybercrime impacts. The deal extends ASI Solutions' reach across Australia and New Zealand.
Insicon Cyber operates a localised sovereign security operations centre in North Sydney that is ISO 27001 certified. Its compliance support covers ISO 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 42001, ASD, APRA, and NZISM requirements, though the acquisition's financial terms were not disclosed.
The players
ASI Solutions
ASI Solutions is an Australian technology services company that has pursued several acquisitions to expand its security and managed services offerings.
Insicon Cyber
Insicon Cyber is an Australian-owned cyber security specialist founded in 2013 that provides managed security operations and compliance services.
Matt Miller
Matt Miller is a co-founder and the chief executive officer of Insicon Cyber.
Greg Bunt
Greg Bunt is a co-founder and the chief information security officer of Insicon Cyber.
The details
The acquisition adds Insicon Cyber's board advisory, managed security, and compliance services to ASI Solutions' customer base across Australia and New Zealand. Insicon Cyber was founded in 2013, is an Australian Signals Directorate Network Partner, and was named Retail Cyber Security Partner of the Year at the 2025 Benchmark Security Awards.
Timeline
2013: Insicon Cyber is founded.
Earlier in 2026: ASI Solutions acquires JTC Technology.
5 November 2026: ASI Solutions' acquisition of Insicon Cyber is announced.
Roadmap
The deal follows ASI Solutions' earlier acquisition of JTC Technology in 2026, and reflects a pattern of Australian providers consolidating managed security capability. It places the company against the rising costs documented in the Australian Signals Directorate's Annual Cyber Threat Report 2025-26.
Businesses that lack in-house security staff may find more managed options available through providers that combine monitoring, board advisory and compliance support. The source material does not specify changes to pricing or service delivery for existing Insicon Cyber clients.
The takeaway
Rising cybercrime costs are pushing organisations toward outsourced security operations and compliance support. Businesses should review whether their current providers cover both monitoring and regulatory certification requirements.
Further reading
For broader context on how organisations are protecting themselves, see Cybersecurity coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Australian Cyber Security Magazine.
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