AusCERT
Verified profileMember cyber security support from Brisbane, Australia
Team size
20 - 50 employees
Founded
1993
Revenue
$5 mil. - $10 mil.
Support hours
24/7 incident support hotline
About AusCERT
AusCERT, based at The University of Queensland in Brisbane, is Australia's first computer emergency response team and one of the longest running CERTs in the world, founded in 1993. Its membership services sit under three pillars. Incident Support helps members detect, interpret and respond to attacks, with analysts available by email, Slack or a 24/7 hotline, plus phishing takedown and malware and log analysis. Vulnerability Management gives members daily security bulletins, customised member security incident notifications based on their domains and IP ranges, critical alerts and early warning SMS messages. Threat Intelligence includes the AusMISP indicator service, a live malicious URL feed for security appliances and sensitive information alerts when breached credentials targeting a member appear online. Members also receive training, meetups, governance, risk and compliance advice, and benefits for the annual AusCERT conference.
Services
- Incident Handling and Response
- Security Advisories and Alerts
- Vulnerability Coordination
- Security Awareness and Training
- Threat Intelligence Sharing
- Managed Security Services
- Security Consultation and Advice
Who they work with
Client focus
Specialization
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Industries served
Technology and partners
Technologies
Frequently asked questions
What managed security services does AusCERT offer in Brisbane?
AusCERT provides membership based managed security support in Brisbane across incident support, vulnerability management and threat intelligence, including a 24/7 member hotline, phishing takedown, daily security bulletins, customised incident notifications for member domains and IP ranges, early warning SMS alerts and malicious URL feeds.
Who does AusCERT serve and where?
AusCERT serves over 500 member organisations across Brisbane and Australia wide, including government, education, healthcare, finance, critical infrastructure and commercial members of all sizes that want ongoing incident support, vulnerability alerts and threat intelligence from a not for profit team at The University of Queensland.
How can members get help during a cyber incident?
Members in Brisbane and across Australia can reach AusCERT analysts at any time through the 24/7 member hotline, with general support also available by email, phone and Slack during business hours, and the team helps members understand, respond to and manage incidents and phishing attacks.
