In 2022, cyber security providers received a call to arms like never before. The barrage of high-profile cyber-attacks spurred the government to bear down on Australia to “wake up, out of the cyber slumber”, in the words of cyber security Minister Clare O’Neil. Those words could also apply to cyber security providers.
Welcome to State of Security 2022, a collaborative deep dive into the cybersecurity sector by CRN, iTnews, and Digital Nation Australia which examines the issue from the perspective of boards, CIOs, and the information technology channel. The report examines seven subsegments including:
- Cloud Security
- Data Security
- Endpoint Security
- Fraud Detection and Prevention
- Identity and Access Management
- Application Security
- Network and Infrastructure Security
You can navigate the report by using the menu Browse by Category at the top of the page.
We recommend beginning with the report's Overview page.
Athina Mallis, Natalie Apostolou, Juha Saarinen, Andrew Birmingham, William Maher, Iain Ferguson and Jennifer O'Brien contributed to the State of Security 2022 report for CRN, iTnews, and Digital Nation.
Browse by Category
Click on the tiles below to see how each of the categories are responding to security threats in their sector.
IT Security Champions
The 2022 State of Security sponsors have worked tirelessly to improve the safety of enterprise and channel companies.
We are proud to present the IT Security champions, and showcase the work they do.
