Infosys-backed IT security and cloud consulting for Australian enterprise
The Missing Link delivers infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, and AI services to Australian enterprise and government. The hiring mix—predominantly senior security roles (6 of 13 active openings) alongside identity governance projects (Saviynt platform design, policy implementation)—reveals a shift toward identity-centric security architecture. Infrastructure and network tooling (AWS, Azure, Cisco, Palo Alto, Splunk) remains core, but the project backlog prioritizes embedding security into platforms and secure-by-design adoption, signaling a move away from perimeter-first toward platform-integrated defense.
Notable leadership hires: Security Account Director
The Missing Link is an Australian IT consulting firm acquired by Infosys, operating across three service lines: cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, VMware), cybersecurity (threat assessment, offensive testing, identity governance), and AI-driven automation. The firm serves enterprise, government, and mid-market businesses across Australia and India. With 201–500 employees, 1,400+ vendor certifications, and a stated 98%+ customer satisfaction rating, the company positions itself as a bridge between legacy infrastructure modernization and emerging security and automation demands. Current workstreams center on identity platform rollouts (Saviynt), secure development integration, and enterprise architecture reviews.
Core platforms include AWS, Azure, Cisco networking (Meraki, ACI), Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Splunk (SIEM), and identity tools (Saviynt, Active Directory, Intune). Enterprise software includes Workday, SAP, and management layers (SolarWinds, NetApp, Commvault).
Active projects include identity governance and Saviynt platform design/integration, security architecture reviews, embedding security into product development, devsecops pipeline integration, and secure-by-design adoption frameworks.
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