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Who is Securecom?
Securecom is a New Zealand-based managed IT and cloud services provider focused on secure, managed technology environments for business and public-sector customers.
- Managed IT services for mid-market and enterprise customers, including end-user support and infrastructure management.
- Cloud and hosting services (cloud infrastructure, managed private cloud, and related platform services).
- Network and connectivity services, including Wide Area Network (WAN), Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN), and secure remote access solutions (network services).
- Cybersecurity services such as managed security, monitoring, and security policy enforcement (cybersecurity).
- Professional and consulting services for solution design, migration, and ongoing technology lifecycle management.
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Securecom operates as a Managed Services Provider (MSP) focused on delivering secure IT, cloud, and network environments for New Zealand businesses and public-sector organizations. Its services are oriented toward customers that prefer outsourced management of infrastructure, endpoints, and connectivity rather than building and operating all components in-house. The company positions its offerings as integrated managed solutions, combining cloud hosting, network design, and security controls under a single service and support framework.
In the cloud and infrastructure domain, Securecom provides managed cloud services that can include private cloud hosting, virtual server environments, and related storage and backup capabilities (cloud infrastructure). These services are typically deployed in data center environments with enterprise-grade uptime and resilience targets, and are used to host line-of-business applications, core business systems, and remote desktop or virtual desktop environments. Architecturally, this often involves virtualized compute, SAN or hyperconverged storage, and secure connectivity back to customer sites or remote workers.
For networking, Securecom offers WAN and SD-WAN services (network services), providing managed connectivity between branch locations, data centers, and cloud environments. SD-WAN architectures normally employ software-defined overlay networks, centralized policy management, and dynamic path selection across multiple underlay links such as Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) and broadband internet. This allows customers to route application traffic based on performance and security policies while relying on Securecom to monitor, administer, and troubleshoot the network.
Security is positioned as a core component across its portfolio. Securecom’s cybersecurity and Managed Security Services (MSS) (cybersecurity) can include perimeter security, firewall management, intrusion detection or prevention, secure remote access, and endpoint protection. These capabilities are generally integrated with monitoring and alerting functions, with Security Operations (SecOps) delivered as part of a managed service rather than as standalone tools. Identity and access controls, Virtual Private Network (VPN) technologies, and secure tunneling protocols are commonly used in such environments to protect access from distributed workforces.
Securecom also provides managed IT support for end users and devices, including service desk, device management, and patching activities (IT services). This enables enterprises to centralize support for laptops, desktops, and mobile devices, while maintaining governance over software versions and security policies. Professional and consulting services extend across design, migration, and optimization engagements, covering moves from on-premises (on-prem) infrastructure to managed cloud, network redesign for SD-WAN, and modernization of legacy environments.
Within an enterprise technology directory, Securecom aligns with categories such as managed IT services, cloud infrastructure services, network and connectivity services, and MSS. Its portfolio is typically used by organizations that require compliant, secure, and monitored environments for business applications, with a preference for a single provider to cover infrastructure, network, and SecOps.
Our description of Securecom. Updated February 2026.
