Tech Data Expands Cybersecurity Portfolio with Group-IB: A Game Changing Partnership for the ANZ Region

The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a massive transformation, and organizations across Australia and New Zealand are seeking more robust protection against evolving digital threats. In a significant development for the IT security ecosystem, Tech Data, a TD SYNNEX company, today announced a strategic partnership with Group-IB, a global leader in threat intelligence and cybersecurity technologies to strengthen cyber resilience and digital trust for organisations across Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).

This partnership represents a pivotal moment for businesses seeking advanced security solutions in the Oceanic region. The collaboration brings Group-IB’s globally recognised cybersecurity capabilities into Tech Data’s extensive channel ecosystem, enabling partners to deliver end-to-end protection against rapidly evolving cyber threats.

The timing of this announcement could not be more critical. The cyber threat environment across Australia and New Zealand has entered a critical phase throughout 2025, with threat actors orchestrating increasingly sophisticated attacks centered on the sale of compromised network access. This partnership positions Tech Data and Group-IB to address these growing concerns with comprehensive, intelligence driven solutions.

Understanding Tech Data and TD SYNNEX

The Power of the World’s Largest IT Distributor

Tech Data operates under the TD SYNNEX umbrella, one of the most influential technology distribution companies on the planet. TD Synnex Corporation is an American IT distribution company with a workforce of 22,000 in over 100 countries. It was formed in 2021 by the merger of Synnex and Tech Data.

The scale and reach of this organization is impressive. With the merger of Tech Data and Synnex, TD Synnex becomes the largest IT distributor having a combined revenue of $59.8 billion, which surpasses Ingram Micro, whose 2020 revenue was $49.1 billion.

This financial strength translates into remarkable capabilities for channel partners. TD SYNNEX (NYSE: SNX) is a leading global distributor and solutions aggregator for the IT ecosystem. We are an innovative partner helping more than 150,000 customers in 100+ countries to maximize the value of technology investments, demonstrate business outcomes and unlock growth opportunities.

Financial Performance and Market Position

The company has demonstrated exceptional performance in recent quarters. In its latest quarterly earnings report released today, January 8, 2026, TD Synnex delivered a “beat and raise” performance that silenced many skeptics regarding the sustainability of the IT spending cycle. Revenue: For Fiscal Q4 2025, the company reported $17.4 billion in revenue, a 9.7% year-over-year increase. Profitability: Non-GAAP diluted EPS reached $3.83, a 24% increase from the prior year’s $3.09.

As of 02-Feb-2026 the stock price of TD Synnex is $160.80. The current market capitalization of TD Synnex is $13B.

Cybersecurity as a Strategic Priority

TD SYNNEX has identified cybersecurity as a cornerstone of its growth strategy. According to the recent Direction of Technology Ecosystem Report, the global cybersecurity market had a 10.2% increase by the end of 2024. Security was also identified by partners as the most important technology for revenue generation in the report.

Additionally, Mordor Intelligence forecasts a double-digit growth rate in global security spending by 2028, making it a priority for CEOs, in addition to strong service linkage and revenue opportunities.

The company has established robust internal cybersecurity practices as well. Our cybersecurity program is designed to protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of critical assets and information, using a proactive and risk-based approach. We utilize the National Institute of Standards and Technology (“NIST”) Cybersecurity Framework as well as other globally recognized standards. The NIST framework is structured around six Core Functions (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Recover and Respond) and is a comprehensive approach to information and cybersecurity risk management.

Group-IB: A Global Leader in Threat Intelligence

Company Overview and History

Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Singapore, Group-IB is a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime. Combating cybercrime is in the company’s DNA, shaping its technological capabilities to defend businesses, citizens, and support law enforcement operations.

Group-IB, based in Singapore, specializes in the provision of services aimed at the detection and prevention of cyberattacks, identification of online fraud, high-tech crime investigations, and safeguarding of intellectual property. The company has Threat Intelligence and Research Centers situated in Dubai, Singapore and Amsterdam. The firm leverages its experience of almost two decades in cybercrime investigations, coupled with extensive hours of cybersecurity incident response.

Global Operations and Reach

Group-IB’s Digital Crime Resistance Centers (DCRCs) are located in the Middle East, Europe, Central Asia, and Asia-Pacific to help critically analyze and promptly mitigate regional and country-specific threats. These mission-critical units help Group-IB strengthen its contribution to global cybercrime prevention and continually expand its threat-hunting capabilities.

Group-IB’s decentralized and autonomous operational structure helps it offer tailored, comprehensive support services with a high level of expertise. We map and mitigate adversaries’ tactics in each region, delivering customized cybersecurity solutions tailored to risk profiles and requirements of various industries, including retail, healthcare, gambling, financial services, manufacturing, crypto, and more.

Industry Recognition and Partnerships

Group-IB has a proven track record in cybersecurity and is recognized by leading industry analysts including Gartner, Frost & Sullivan, and Aite-Novarica Group. The company also maintains longstanding partnerships with INTERPOL, Europol, and AFRIPOL, reinforcing its commitment to global cybercrime prevention.

The company also plays an instrumental role in global investigations in collaboration with international law enforcement bodies such as Europol and Interpol. Group-IB’s operation integrate its knowledge in cyber intelligence with a spectrum of advanced software and hardware solutions targeted to monitor and impede cyberattacks.

Frost & Sullivan has awarded Group-IB the 2025 Global Technology Innovation Leadership Award.

Comprehensive Solutions Portfolio Under the Partnership

Complete Range of Cybersecurity and Anti-Fraud Solutions

Through this partnership, Tech Data will distribute and support Group-IB’s comprehensive portfolio of cybersecurity and anti-fraud solutions in the A/NZ region. This includes fraud protection, threat intelligence, digital risk protection, attack surface management and managed extended detection and response (MXDR).

Fraud Protection Capabilities

Tech Data will distribute and support Group-IB’s comprehensive portfolio of cybersecurity and anti-fraud solutions in the ANZ region, including: Fraud Protection (FP): Real-time detection of behavioural and transactional fraud, with phishing detection and rapid takedown response to mitigate digital fraud across financial and e-commerce platforms.

Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR)

Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR): A unified, fully managed solution combining Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Network Detection and Response (NDR), Business Email Protection (BEP), and malware analysis to deliver 24/7 threat detection, investigation, and response across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments.

The Unified Risk Platform

The comprehensive suite includes the world’s most trusted Threat Intelligence, The most complete Fraud Protection, AI-powered Digital Risk Protection, Multi-layered protection with Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR), All-infrastructure Business Email Protection, and External Attack Surface Management.

Positioned highest for our ability to innovate, mentioned as a proven growth leader and the furthest for completeness of vision cybersecurity company by top analytical agencies, Group-IB’s Unified Risk Platform is recognized to be one of the most feature-rich cyber protection platforms covering three major IS tracks – cybersecurity, fraud prevention, and brand protection.

Deep Dive into Group-IB Threat Intelligence

Understanding Threat Intelligence Platforms

A threat intelligence platform (TIP), also known as a cyber threat intelligence platform, is a technology solution for gathering, combining, and organizing threat intelligence from various sources.

Powered by the Unified Risk Platform, the Group-IB Threat Intelligence Platform is an enterprise-grade cyber threat intelligence solution that stops adversaries before they attack. It provides real-time threat intelligence tailored to your needs, enabling you to proactively harden your defenses.

The Importance of Threat Intelligence

Threat intelligence is crucial because it provides the context and actionable insights security teams need to understand and counter digital threats. CTI offers clear insights into an adversary’s motives and methods, empowering security professionals to make faster, more informed decisions to reduce cybersecurity risks. This intelligence-driven approach enables teams to select the appropriate protections for the specific threats they face, detect attacks early, and assist leadership in developing more informed, long-term security plans. Ultimately, it strengthens a company’s overall security and prevents costly data breaches before they happen.

Types of Intelligence Provided

Strategic intelligence provides a high-level view of how cyber threats can impact business objectives. This intelligence is for executive leadership, including the C-suite and CISO, to guide long-term security strategy, investment planning, and risk management. It addresses broad, forward-looking questions, such as, “Where should we invest our cybersecurity budget?” or “What are the major cyberthreat trends in our industry?” Operational intelligence dives into the “who, why, and how” behind potential attacks.

It provides security managers and incident response teams with detailed context on threat actors’ motives, campaigns, and the specific TTPs they use. This information is used to understand how an attack might unfold and to proactively adjust defenses to counter specific adversary behaviors. Tactical intelligence is focused on the immediate “here and now” and provides highly technical information about active threats.

Industry Leading Recognition

Group-IB is ranked among the best threat intelligence vendors in the world by Gartner, IDC, Forrester, Cyber Defense Magazine, and SC Media. Group-IB Threat Intelligence & Attribution (TI&A) combines cutting-edge patented technologies; access to unique data sources, including data obtained from joint operations with INTERPOL, Europol, and national law enforcement agencies; exceptional expertise in incident response, reverse engineering, analytics, and more.

Partnership Benefits for Channel Partners

Accelerating Go-to-Market Strategies

Tech Data will also accelerate Group-IB’s go-to-market strategy by enabling partners to build scalable, intelligence-led cybersecurity offerings through its Cyber Security Centre of Excellence, providing solution design, technical enablement, and pre-sales support.

Industry Sector Focus

By integrating Group-IB technologies with broader security stacks and leveraging its extensive A/NZ channel network including MSSPs, system integrators, and cloud partners, Tech Data and Group-IB will co-develop end-to-end solutions for high-risk sectors such as financial services, healthcare, government, and critical infrastructure.

Strengthening Cyber Resilience

Together, both organisations will help partners deliver stronger cyber resilience with reduced operational complexity.

Group-IB’s solutions complement the broader cybersecurity architectures we are helping partners build, and together we can offer a more comprehensive, intelligence-led approach to cyber resilience.

The Cybersecurity Market in Australia and New Zealand

Market Size and Growth Projections

The Australia and New Zealand cybersecurity market presents significant opportunities for this partnership. The cyber security market in Australia is expected to reach a projected revenue of US$ 13,313.7 million by 2030. A compound annual growth rate of 14.9% is expected of Australia cyber security market from 2025 to 2030.

The Australia cybersecurity market was valued at USD 7.6 Billion in 2024.

Cloud Adoption Driving Security Investment

By deployment mode, cloud captured 64.8% of the Australia cybersecurity market share in 2024 and is advancing at a 19% CAGR through 2030. By organization size, large enterprises held 58.6% share of the Australia cybersecurity market size in 2024, while SMEs are growing fastest at a 17.8% CAGR to 2030.

This comes after the launch of its digital economy strategy in 2021 where the Australian government proposed a $1.2 billion investment plan to support Australia’s digital growth and global competitive ranking, post which public cloud spending in Australia is now expected to grow by 83% from A$12.2bn in 2022 to A$22.4bn in 2026.

New Zealand Market Dynamics

By offering, services overtook solutions in growth tempo, advancing at 11.5% CAGR to 2030 while solutions retained a 60.7% 2024 revenue lead in the New Zealand cybersecurity market share. By deployment mode, on-premise controlled 52.1% of 2024 spend, yet cloud security is the fastest-rising slice at 10.5% CAGR through 2030 as hybrid workplaces normalise.

By end-user industry, BFSI remained the largest buyer with 27.4% of 2024 revenue, whereas healthcare posts the highest 2025-2030 CAGR at 12.2% after headline ransomware events.

The Growing Threat Landscape

Australia recorded 94,000 cybercrime incidents in FY 2023, up 23% year on year. Ransomware hits on critical infrastructure jumped 50% in 2024, and the DP World port outage exposed economic spill-over risks.

The Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs documented 92 instances of compromised access sales affecting organizations across both regions during the year, revealing a mature and commercialized underground marketplace where stolen credentials and network entry points are openly traded on cybercrime forums. These attacks have disproportionately impacted data-rich industries, with threat actors maintaining a strategic focus on retail, banking, financial services, insurance, professional services, and healthcare organizations. The targeting strategy reflects attackers’ understanding of which sectors hold the greatest value, whether measured by customer data volumes, financial information, or downstream access opportunities to additional networks.

Key Industry Verticals Under Focus

Financial Services and Banking

The BFSI sector remains the most targeted vertical in the ANZ region, making advanced threat protection essential. By end user, BFSI retained 22.5% revenue share in 2024; healthcare is forecast to post the highest 15.6% CAGR to 2030.

Healthcare Sector Protection

Waikato DHB’s protracted outage and Bloom Hearing’s data leak crystallised the business-continuity stakes for boards across sectors. Gen Digital’s Q2 2024 threat report recorded a 24% jump in consumer ransomware within New Zealand, underlining breadth of exposure.

Critical Infrastructure Security

In FY2023-24, the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) responded to over 1,100 cyber incidents, with 11% of these attacks focused on critical infrastructure. Furthermore, there was a 12% increase in calls to the Australian Cyber Security Hotline, with more than 36,700 inquiries related to cyber threats.

The Rise of AI Powered Cyberthreats

The Fifth Wave of Cybercrime

Group-IB, a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, has published its first Weaponized AI: Inside the criminal ecosystem fuelling the fifth wave of cybercrime whitepaper, uncovering how AI is changing the criminal ecosystem and fuelling the fifth wave of cybercrime. Over the past thirty years, cybercrime has evolved through successive waves, from manual phishing in the late 90s, industrialised ransomware, all the way to supply chain and ecosystem attacks that characterised the early 2020s.

Group-IB has found there has been a 371% surge in dark web forum posts featuring AI keywords since 2019, and a ten-fold increase in replies (1199%). Now, adversaries are industrialising AI, turning once specialist skills such as persuasion, impersonation and malware development into on-demand services.

AI Challenges in ANZ Organizations

Cybersecurity is not a new challenge for organisations, but the rapid rise of AI has introduced a complex dimension to network and internet safety. Datacom commissioned TRA (Tech Research Asia) to undertake research into the cybersecurity market in New Zealand and Australia.

Security leaders in New Zealand and Australia identified AI as a key contributor to cybersecurity threats, but increasingly advanced phishing and social engineering scams are also a major concern.

The disconnect between the perception of AI and cybersecurity readiness among our security leaders and that of employees poses significant risk. We’ve got work to do within our organisations to get everyone on the same page.

Executive Perspectives on the Partnership

Group-IB Leadership Commentary

Group-IB META and A/NZ VP of sales Ashraf Koheil said the partnership was a significant step forward in advancing cybersecurity efforts for the Oceania region and strengthens its commitment to safeguarding the critical digital assets and infrastructure of businesses in the region. “We look forward to a fruitful collaboration that will drive innovation and deliver exceptional value to our clients,” he said.

Our partnership is a significant step forward in advancing cybersecurity efforts for the Oceania region and strengthens our mutual commitment to safeguarding the critical digital assets and infrastructure of businesses in the region. We look forward to a fruitful collaboration that will drive innovation and deliver exceptional value to our clients.

Tech Data Security Business Perspective

Cyber threats in the ANZ region are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and organisations are looking for deeper intelligence and greater visibility to stay ahead of adversaries. Our partnership with Group-IB brings a new level of capability to the channel, one that is grounded.

Incident Response and Investigation Capabilities

World Class DFIR Services

Furthermore, Group-IB’s full-cycle incident response and investigation capabilities have consistently elevated industry standards. This includes the 77,000+ hours of cybersecurity incident response completed by our sector-leading DFIR Laboratory, more than 1,400 successful investigations completed by the High-Tech Crime Investigations Department, and round-the-clock efforts of CERT-GIB.

Benefits of Threat Intelligence for Incident Response

Incident Response Support: Group-IB’s CTI feeds valuable insights into ongoing cyberattacks, aiding in faster and more effective incident response. Proactive Threat Detection: Identify potential threats before they can impact your organization. Improved Security Posture: Make informed decisions about security investments based on real-world threat intelligence.

Enhanced Incident Response: Respond to attacks more efficiently with actionable CTI insights. Reduced Business Risk: Minimize the potential damage caused by cyberattacks. Compliance Support: CTI can help you meet industry regulations that mandate proactive cybersecurity measures.

Integration Capabilities and Technology Ecosystem

Seamless Platform Integration

Group-IB integrations help to maximize the value of your security stack by delivering real-time intelligence, threat detection, and incident response capabilities to the systems you use every day. Browse our full list of integrations to see how you can streamline your security operations seamlessly.

Group-IB’s products feature a JSON API available across all solutions, providing seamless access to the Unified Risk Platform. Designed for simplicity and efficiency, it supports multiple integration scenarios, including REST and Pull methods, ensuring flexibility for any use case. Best of all, API usage is included with all product licenses at no additional cost.

Extended Detection and Response Integration

Group-IB’s Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solution offers a variety of integration options to enhance and streamline your organization’s cybersecurity infrastructure. Syslog (JSON) and Common Event Format (CEF) across XDR platform. It enables the forwarding of log data and security events to various systems, ensuring centralized monitoring and analysis. REST API is available across the platform to facilitate seamless communication and data exchange between Group-IB XDR and other security tools, allowing for customized integrations tailored to specific organizational needs.

Group-IB’s Global Partner Program

Multi-Tier Partnership Structure

Group-IB, a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, announced today the launch of its new Partner Program. This initiative is designed to empower resellers, Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), and technology partners with the cutting-edge tools and expertise needed to help organizations defend against evolving cyber threats.

Access to Comprehensive Solutions

Access to industry-leading solutions: Partners can offer Group-IB’s suite of cybersecurity products, including Threat Intelligence, Fraud Protection, Digital Risk Protection, Network Detection and Response, Endpoint Detection and Response and Group-IB’s Malware Detonation Platform as part of its Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solution, Business Email Protection, and Attack Surface Management, Digital Forensics & Incident Response, Hi-Tech Crime Investigation, Audit and Consulting, Education & training.

Training and Certification

Elite training and certification:The Group-IB Partner Academy provides complimentary specialized training to enhance technical expertise and ensure partners can address today’s most complex security challenges. Dedicated support: From pre-sales engineering to post-deployment assistance, Group-IB commits to providing continuous support to its partners, ensuring seamless integration and operation of its solutions.

Investment Trends in ANZ Cybersecurity

Budget Increases Across Organizations

62% of organisations stated that their cybersecurity budget will increase this year.

Globally, regardless of role or industry, companies are ramping up investments in cyber risk management, with over a quarter planning to increase spending by more than 25%. In the Pacific region, the average increase in cyber investments by Australian and New Zealand companies was slightly below (3%) the global average.

Reliance on External Expertise

With almost 98% of businesses in Australia and New Zealand being small and medium enterprises, a combined approach reflects the unique risk profiles of businesses who may have existing resources to build capabilities, but in many cases will need to rely on external sources to bolster their ability to manage cyber risk. While many large organisations remain focused on building internal cybersecurity capability, developing in-house teams can be complex and time intensive. In the Pacific, this challenge is amplified by skill shortages and the need to uplift capability at both the technical and executive level.

Cyber Insurance Considerations

With insurers requiring zero-trust evidence before renewing cover, underwriting questionnaires have effectively become sector-wide compliance gatekeepers. These converging forces confirm that the New Zealand cybersecurity market is progressing from episodic project spending to a durable, structurally funded investment path.

Addressing Workforce Challenges

Cyber Burnout Concerns

61% of New Zealand and 58% of Australian security leaders say they believe there is cyber burnout within their security or IT teams with employees stressed or constantly under pressure. One of the clearest messages coming through in this report is that cybersecurity needs to be the remit of the entire organisation. More work needs to be done to ensure our teams are better informed about cybersecurity threats and the role they play in protecting their organisation.

Staffing Challenges

23% have no single person dedicated to cybersecurity full-time: 16% claim their organisation has no form of 24×7 security monitoring in place.

This is precisely where managed solutions like Group-IB’s MXDR become invaluable for organizations lacking dedicated security staff.

Group-IB’s Recent Global Initiatives

Hong Kong Law Enforcement Collaboration

Group-IB Strengthens Cybersecurity Collaboration with Law Enforcement in Hong Kong and Receives Industry Recognition in January 27, 2026.

Cloud Security Posture Management Launch

Group-IB launches Cloud Security Posture Management with advanced misconfiguration detection and cloud compliance monitoring in January 20, 2026.

Strategic Partnerships in Africa and Middle East

Group-IB, a creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority (BOCRA) to strengthen cooperation in tackling cybercrime and enhancing digital threat resilience across Botswana, helping to protect companies and citizens from evolving online threats.

Customer Success Stories and Testimonials

Attack Surface Management Excellence

“When I first saw Group-IB Attack Surface Management, I was extremely excited because it condenses a great deal of threat intelligence into an attack surface management product that is accessible to a much broader customer base than similar solutions.”

Device Fingerprint Technology Praise

“For Paxful, Group-IB was the perfect solution; we were particularly impressed by the accuracy of Group-IB’s device fingerprint technology. The unique technology that easily detects suspicious devices is exactly what we were looking for.”

Comprehensive Fraud Investigation Tools

“Interactive graph visualization tools and strong API create a truly comprehensive experience when it comes to fraud investigation. With reliable and helpful technical support, Group-IB is a well-rounded cybersecurity solution that works for us.”

The Digital Transformation Imperative

Australia’s Digital Economy Ambitions

The growing shift toward digital transformation, cloud services, and remote work environments increases the attack surface, prompting businesses and government agencies to invest heavily in advanced cybersecurity solutions to safeguard their digital assets. According to industry reports, Australia has been put under the spotlight as becoming a top ten digital economy and society by 2030.

New Zealand’s Digital Growth

The goal is to significantly boost their digital economies, offering substantial growth prospects for the ICT market. In Australia, the digital economy is projected to contribute AUD 250 billion to GDP by 2030, while New Zealand aims to strengthen its position as a leading digital nation.

Within this dynamic and expanding digital landscape, the IT industry in Australia and New Zealand attracts significant attention from cyber threat actors. The convergence of economic ambitions and rapid technological advancements renders the IT sector particularly vulnerable to cyber threats. Threat actors target this sector to exploit vulnerabilities for financial gains, intellectual property theft, or competitive advantage.

Future Outlook and Market Predictions

Continued Market Expansion

The partnership between Tech Data and Group-IB is positioned to capitalize on substantial market growth opportunities. Organisations conclude that paying ransoms fails to offset reputational and operational fallout, so prevention budgets soar, reinforcing growth momentum across the New Zealand cybersecurity market.

Trans-Tasman Opportunities

Cross-border ties with Australia foster trans-Tasman managed-service offerings that treat both nations as one logical coverage zone. While this expands export revenue for Kiwi providers, it also imports competition from Australian MSPs keen on New Zealand growth.

Critical Security Trends

Australia’s cybersecurity market trends include AI-based threat detection adoption, increased demand for zero-trust architecture, and growth in cloud security. Government programs, public-private collaboration, and an emphasis on protection of critical infrastructure are defining the landscape. Remote work and digitalization continue to reshape security priorities in all segments.

How Organizations Can Benefit from This Partnership

For Enterprise Organizations

Large enterprises can leverage the combined strengths of Tech Data’s distribution network and Group-IB’s advanced threat intelligence to build comprehensive security programs that address both current threats and future challenges.

For Small and Medium Businesses

SMEs gain access to enterprise grade security capabilities through Tech Data’s channel partners, enabling them to protect their digital assets without requiring extensive internal security teams.

For Managed Service Providers

MSSPs can expand their service offerings with Group-IB’s complete cybersecurity portfolio, providing clients with threat intelligence, fraud protection, and managed detection and response capabilities.

For Government Agencies

Government organizations can implement intelligence led security strategies that address nation state threats and protect critical infrastructure using Group-IB’s proven technologies.

A Transformative Partnership for ANZ Cybersecurit

The strategic partnership between Tech Data and Group-IB marks a significant milestone in the cybersecurity landscape of Australia and New Zealand. As cyber threats continue to evolve in sophistication and scale, organizations across all sectors require access to advanced, intelligence driven security solutions.

This collaboration brings together Tech Data’s extensive channel ecosystem and market reach with Group-IB’s world class threat intelligence, fraud protection, and managed security capabilities. The result is a powerful combination that enables channel partners to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to organizations facing increasingly complex threat environments.

With solutions and services that have been revered by leading advisory and analyst agencies such as Aite Novarica, Gartner®, Forrester, Frost & Sullivan, KuppingerCole Analysts AG, and more, the partnership is well positioned to address the cybersecurity needs of the region.

As the ANZ cybersecurity market continues its rapid expansion toward multi-billion dollar valuations, organizations that embrace intelligence led security strategies will be best positioned to protect their digital assets, maintain customer trust, and enable business growth in an increasingly digital world.

The Tech Data and Group-IB partnership represents not just a business arrangement, but a commitment to elevating cyber resilience across Australia and New Zealand during a critical time for digital security.