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

OCTOBER 2026
Indian Certification Authority eMudhra’s Private Keys, Beware of Website Impersonations
A massive clean-up job will be underway as simple private keys used by a certification authority based in India have been compromised. More than 60-million certificates worldwide can’t be trusted as any website or service could be impersonated.

OCTOBER 2026
Australia’s Cybersecurity Agency Exposed to PHP Critical Flaw that Could Impact 70 per cent of Internet
Australia’s cybersecurity agency has been exposed to a critical programming language flaw in a massive global breach. The Australian Signals Directorate said its website had been among other Australian government websites impacted by an issue with software that powers much of the internet.

OCTOBER 2026
Popular LiteLLM Python Package Compromised in Supply Chain Attack
The popular LiteLLM Python Package has been compromised as part of a software supply chain attack that delivers a credential stealer and a backdoor. LiteLLM 1.107.0 is impacted. The mechanism by which the threat actor acquired the relevant tokens has not yet been identified.
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