Infosys Expands in Cybersecurity with Strategic Australian Acquisition
Infosys has announced the successful acquisition of The Missing Link, a leading Australian cybersecurity and cloud services provider, in an all-cash transaction valued at AUD 98 million (approximately ₹532 crore). The deal was executed through Infosys’ wholly-owned subsidiary based in Singapore.
Strengthening Cybersecurity Expertise
Founded in 1997, The Missing Link has established itself as a key player in cybersecurity, offering services across advisory, offensive and defensive security operations, risk and compliance, and managed services. With capabilities in Red Team (ethical hacking) and Blue Team (defensive strategies) operations, the company also operates a modern Global Security Operations Centre (GSOC).
This acquisition is a strategic step for Infosys to enhance its cybersecurity portfolio and better address the growing digital security needs of enterprises worldwide.
Strategic Synergy with Infosys Cobalt
The Missing Link will complement Infosys Cobalt, the company’s flagship cloud offering. By integrating cybersecurity solutions into its cloud platform, Infosys aims to provide a more robust and secure digital transformation experience for its global clientele.
Infosys leadership highlighted that the move aligns with the increasing global demand for secure digital infrastructures. The acquisition is expected to help Infosys deliver comprehensive, end-to-end cybersecurity services across sectors and geographies.
Empowering a Global Vision
The Missing Link brings a team of over 200 seasoned cybersecurity professionals to the Infosys ecosystem. The firm has been recognized with industry awards, including back-to-back wins as MSSP/MDR Partner of the Year and a Cloudflare Rising Star Award in the Asia Pacific region.
The leadership of The Missing Link shared optimism about the future, emphasizing their commitment to continuing excellence in cybersecurity solutions while leveraging Infosys’ global presence and resources.
What’s Next
The acquisition is slated to close in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, pending customary regulatory approvals. This move reflects Infosys’ broader commitment to strengthening its digital capabilities and extending its presence in high-growth international markets.