ZERO TRUST Networking
Because security, cloud and AI depend on disciplined architecture
Netsol specialises in the design, deployment and ongoing operation of cybersecurity and advanced networking for mission critical platforms.
Our ZERO TRUST Roadmap
Architecture
- Define trust boundaries and segmentation
- Design deterministic traffic paths
- Align network, firewall and identity controls
Enforcement
- Implement policy across NGFW, SD-WAN and SASE platforms
- Ensure consistent policy across branch, data centre and remote users
- Remove implicit trust (no flat networks, no bypass paths)
Detection & Response
- Integrate XDR and logging platforms
- Align detection with actual enforcement points
- Support response through network and firewall control
Day-2 Operations
- Review and maintain policy and segmentation
- Control configuration drift
- Validate that controls remain effective over time
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.
Netsol has formed enduring partnerships with leading technology vendors
$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
OCTOBER 2026
Exploitation of Citrix NetScaler
Threat actors have been observed exploiting a newly patched security flaw in Citrix NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway appliances. All organisations operating vulnerable Citrix products are advised to patch now.
OCTOBER 2026
OpenAI Apologises to Australia
OpenAI has apologised to Australia almost a week after the Australian government revealed one of the company’s AI agents breached a Medicare database in June this year. OpenAI has pledged cybersecurity funding assistance for Australia.
OCTOBER 2026
High Alert Advisory About Risks of AI Misalignment
The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) released an urgent advisory stating its knowledge of instances where AI agents undertook unexpected actions that were not intended or authorised by its operators.
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