27 October, 2021
Since its founding in Canberra in 2019, Bluerydge has rapidly evolved into a leading Australian-owned and operated cybersecurity and technology firm. With a 300% workforce increase, our team brings together professionals from diverse backgrounds—united by a common mission: to protect Australia’s national security through cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions.
With the growing demand for highly skilled cybersecurity professionals, Bluerydge is proactively investing in its workforce, ensuring that our consultants are equipped with the latest certifications, advanced training, and specialist qualifications to meet ever-evolving cyber threats.
The demand for cybersecurity professionals is skyrocketing.
Australia currently faces a shortage of 2,300 cybersecurity professionals, with projections indicating a need for at least 17,600 additional specialists by 2026.
The Australian Government is investing $1.35 billion in cybersecurity programs over the next decade, increasing the need for skilled professionals.
The rise of AI, robotics, and space security is pushing cybersecurity innovation, demanding continuous skill development.
As cybersecurity threats become more sophisticated and persistent, industry qualifications and IT certifications are more relevant than ever—and Bluerydge is ensuring its team stays ahead.
Bluerydge provides structured career growth pathways to ensure that our consultants remain at the forefront of cybersecurity expertise. Our investment in skills development includes:
Bluerydge supports its team members in attaining globally recognised cybersecurity credentials, including:
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)
Certified Professional (CP) and Certified Technologist (CT) through the Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Through our engagement with ACS, Bluerydge provides team members with access to:
Bespoke professional development activities tailored to industry needs.
Networking opportunities with industry leaders through ACS events and conferences.
Bluerydge covers costs for employees pursuing higher education to complement their work experience, including:
Master’s Degrees in Cybersecurity
PhD Programs focused on advanced security solutions
Our consultants undergo rigorous training that blends technical expertise with practical, real-world applications, ensuring they are ready to tackle the most complex cybersecurity challenges.
Bluerydge is not just preparing for today’s challenges—we’re looking ahead to where cybersecurity must evolve to support emerging markets such as:
Secure Robotics & AI – Protecting autonomous systems and machine-learning-driven decision-making.
Space Supply Chain Security – Developing resilient frameworks for securing space-based infrastructure.
According to Bluerydge leadership, cybersecurity must evolve to allow organisations to operate with confidence while minimising risk. Reducing threat surfaces remains critical, but that reduction must not limit capability. The future of cybersecurity will rely on:
More advanced, automated, and scalable security solutions.
Stronger tooling that minimises risks while maintaining operational freedom.
One of the biggest challenges in cybersecurity today is providing affordable yet effective security solutions for small and medium businesses (SMBs). SMBs are critical supply chain contributors, yet they often lack the resources for enterprise-grade cybersecurity.
Bluerydge is working to bridge this gap, developing scalable, automated, and cost-effective security solutions that provide SMBs with the confidence to secure their operations.
Bluerydge’s commitment to continuous learning, professional development, and industry innovation positions our team at the forefront of Australia’s cybersecurity landscape.
With ongoing investments in training, strategic partnerships, and emerging technology solutions, we are shaping the future of cybersecurity—one highly skilled professional at a time.