The Missing Link has signed a definitive agreement to become part of digital services and consulting company Infosys. The milestone marks a new chapter in the company’s 27-year journey, integrating its cybersecurity, IT and AI-powered automation capabilities into a global ecosystem.
The partnership improves The Missing Link’s ability to scale its core offerings. It will enable businesses to remain secure, connected, and competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
The company’s cybersecurity capabilities, including advanced Red and Blue Team operations, 24/7 threat detection, and leading-edge vulnerability research, will now be amplified by Infosys’ global scale and resources. The combined strengths will deepen capabilities across infrastructure, cloud, and AI-powered automation, delivering better customer outcomes.
“I’m incredibly proud of what our team has built over nearly three decades,” said The Missing Link Founder and CEO Alex Gambotto. “By joining Infosys, we’re gaining access to world-class platforms, deeper expertise and a global reach. This move allows us to do more of what we love: helping businesses thrive in a secure digital future.”
“Digital transformation remains a top priority for organisations worldwide, and cybersecurity is now firmly on every board’s agenda,” said Infosys Executive Vice President Satish HC. “By combining Infosys Cobalt’s cloud capabilities with The Missing Link’s deep cyber expertise, we’re delivering a new wave of end-to-end security solutions designed to protect and empower modern enterprises.”
“Australia is a strategic market for Infosys, and over the years, we have established a leadership position with trusted client relationship delivering excellence,” said Infosys ANZ Regional Head Andrew Growth. “We are excited to welcome The Missing Link and its leadership team into the Infosys family.”
The Missing Link will continue to operate under its existing leadership. The acquisition improves the company’s ability to deliver global best practices, deeper innovation, and expanded capabilities in hybrid cloud security, compliance, and digital transformation across Australia, New Zealand, and international markets.
The acquisition is expected to close in The Missing Link’s fourth quarter of FY2025, pending customary approvals. TH Global Capital acted as the exclusive financial advisor to The Missing Link on the transaction.
