Federal government taps Sekuro for strategic security advisement, marking the firm's first foray into governmental cybersecurity consultancy.
In a strategic move to bolster the resilience of critical infrastructure within federal agencies, cyber security and digital resilience company Sekuro has appointed Scott Waters as its first Federal Government Security Advisor.
With over 25 years of experience in cybersecurity leadership, Waters brings a wealth of knowledge to the role. For the last decade, he served as the Chief Security Officer over two significant Federal government outsourced Information Communication Technology (ICT) programs with Ledios and Hewlett-Packard. One of these programs was the largest of its time.
Prior to this appointment, Waters held various senior cybersecurity roles and gained extensive experience in security operations management, consulting, and auditing across federal government agencies and programs.
The strategic push by Sekuro is aimed at addressing the rising cyber threats that have become a significant concern for the public sector, particularly federal agencies. The focus of the efforts will be on enhancing the resilience of critical infrastructure within these agencies.
Waters will be spearheading efforts at Sekuro to enhance resilience within federal agencies, particularly Australia's critical infrastructure. Sekuro's practice areas include strategy and architecture, governance, risk and compliance, technology and platforms, offensive security, role-based consulting, and managed security services.
Sekuro is a cyber security and digital resilience company that has made the appointment as part of its strategic push to address cyber threats against the public sector. The company's goal is to provide robust solutions to safeguard critical infrastructure and ensure the digital resilience of federal agencies.
With the appointment of Scott Waters, Sekuro is well-positioned to meet the challenge of rising cyber threats and enhance the resilience of critical infrastructure within federal agencies.
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