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Accenture’s $650 Million Cyber Grab: What’s Behind The CyberCX Deal?

Accenture’s latest move to acquire Australian cybersecurity firm CyberCX for over A$1 billion (approximately $650 million) marks a significant inflection point in its Asia-Pacific strategy and cybersecurity ambitions. The deal, reported on August 15, 2025, is set to become the largest cybersecurity acquisition in the firm’s history. CyberCX, backed by BGH Capital, operates one of the region’s most comprehensive cybersecurity networks, with operations centers in Australia and New Zealand and offices in London and New York. This acquisition follows a string of smaller, strategic purchases such as Yumemi in Japan and Soben in Scotland, each aligned with Accenture’s broader playbook of building out high-value, high-growth segments including digital products and capital project services. At a time when Australia is reeling from high-profile cyberattacks impacting entities like Qantas Airways and AustralianSuper, this acquisition positions Accenture to offer immediate and scalable cybersecurity solutions, while reinforcing its role as the reinvention partner of choice in a volatile, digitally exposed world.

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