Fujitsu Launches Cyber Defence Solution in Australia
What happened
Fujitsu launched a new cyber defence solution for the Australian market on October 1, 2026. The service combines Attack Surface Management and Cyber Threat Intelligence to help organizations identify and prioritize cyber risks. It continuously scans for internet-accessible assets and vulnerabilities, including systems outside formal asset registers, and looks for external circulation of customer credentials.
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Why it matters
The launch occurs against a backdrop of increasing cyber incidents in Australia, where the Australian Signals Directorate responded to over 1,500 security incidents during the 2025-26 financial year, a 20% increase. The service is aimed at organizations needing to manage vulnerabilities with limited staff and budgets.
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Who's involved
- FujitsuLaunched the cyber defence solution for the Australian market
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Fujitsu
Japanese multinational information technology equipment and services company
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