The Council of Australian Tour Operators (CATO) announced its newest addition to the Platinum Partner roster, 4walls Cyber Advisory.
This strategic partnership will bolster CATO’s commitment to fortifying the cyber security needs of tour operators and wholesale members, ensuring their resilience against emerging cyber threats.
Expressing his enthusiasm for the collaboration, Brett Jardine, managing director of CATO, said that the council is delighted to welcome 4walls Cyber Advisory as a platinum partner.
“Their expertise in cyber security and dedication to safeguarding businesses within the travel industry make them an invaluable asset to our members and the wider Australian travel community,” Jardine said.
Renowned for their tailored solutions in cybersecurity, 4walls Cyber Advisory recently presented at CATO’s Crisis, Risk & Resilience conference. Under the leadership of Nik Devidas, the firm’s team of experts is wholly committed to promoting awareness and implementing robust cybersecurity measures that effectively mitigate risks.
Nik Devidas, founder and CEO of 4walls Cyber Advisory, expressed his honour at the partnership.
“We are privileged to collaborate with CATO as a platinum partner,” Devidas said.
Our mission perfectly aligns with CATO’s dedication to supporting Australian tour operators and wholesalers.
“We are eager to leverage our expertise in bolstering CATO members’ cyber security infrastructure, safeguarding sensitive data, and fostering trust among their clients.”
The strategic collaboration between CATO and 4walls Cyber Advisory aims to provide CATO members with specialised cybersecurity guidance, resources, and tools tailored to address the unique challenges faced by the travel industry. This defence against cyber threats means tour operators and wholesalers can continue delivering travel experiences while ensuring the protection of their customers’ sensitive information.
Featured Image: Nik Devidas, founder and CEO of 4walls Cyber Advisory (CATO)
