Netsol specialises in the design, deployment and ongoing operation of cybersecurity and advanced networking for mission critical platforms.
Our ZERO TRUST Roadmap
Zero Trust Networking: enforced, not assumed.

COMMITTED TO CUSTOMERS SECURITY
Netsol is SOC 2 Type 1 & 2 compliant, globally recognised to demonstrate our commitment to securing customers critical information assets.
$50M+
In projects in the last 5 years
Netsol has been the Master Vendor and Master Network Services Integrator for over $50M of projects in the past five years.
1995
first established
Netsol is Australian-owned and established in 1995. We are the longest serving partner for some of our vendors.
EIGHT
LOCATIONS ACROSS 3 CONTINENTS
Netsol is established in 8 locations across 3 continents and 7 times zones. We have offices in Melbourne and Sydney, and Engineering Bases in Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Auckland, United States, and Germany.
WEEKLY INSIGHTS
Our curated blend of the latest news in tech and security, as well as our exclusive company highlights

NOVEMBER 2026
Maximum Severity Flaw in Node-RED Critical Infrastructure Tool Exploited in Attacks
Cyber criminals are exploiting a maximum severity vulnerability in a flow based programming tool widely used in critical infrastructure, known as Node-RED. The threat actors are using the flaw to deploy various payloads and a flow that downloads and runs a Linux bot. Multiple attacks exploiting the flaw came from the same IP address.

NOVEMBER 2026
100,000 Stolen Documents from NSW Health Server
A hacker has claimed they accessed 100,000 sensitive documents from a NSW Health site used to access dental vouchers before crashing its server. Cybercrime detectives are investigating the alleged data breach, but Cyber Security NSW said no patient data had been impacted as it only impacted an “isolated server” within NSW Health.

NOVEMBER 2026
Hackers Attack Supermarket Fridges Across Europe
A hacking attack on fridges and freezers in supermarkets across Europe from Sweden to Belgium has forced stores to waste countless batches of fresh food. The attacks raised temperatures in fridges and freezers to 50 degrees celsius. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack but the incident has raised serious concern about threats to infrastructure.
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