TomorrowX

02/06/2026

TomorrowX is excited to be in New York as NY Tech Week gets underway, joining the Accelerate AI Summit 2026 and the Australia x US innovation community.

The day centred on one of the most important questions facing enterprise and government leaders: how do we accelerate AI adoption in the real world?

That is precisely what TomorrowX is enabling — with solutions like AI Spark, helping customers move from where they are today, not where they might be after years of transformation work.

It was a great opportunity to reconnect with friends, make new ones and spend the day in meaningful conversations with customers, partners and new investor candidates, as we continue to grow our ecosystem and support our partners’ plans across the US and beyond.

We are proud to represent Australian technology on the global stage and grateful to Tech Council of Australia, Austrade North America | Australian Trade and Investment Commission, the American Australian Association, Global Victoria and the broader Australia x US innovation community for bringing this together.

02/06/2026

A pleasure to host Naresh Vyas in Australia, including time in Melbourne with the TomorrowX team over the now world-famous “TomorrowX Café Latte” — handmade by Alex, our local coffee artist.

Across multiple cities, Naresh joined meetings with partners including Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Deloitte, as well as customers across financial services, telecommunications, critical infrastructure, healthcare and national security, with conversations focused on how TomorrowX can help organisations innovate with AI, strengthen cyber resilience and unlock value from data, without disrupting the systems they already rely on. He also met with universities and research partners.

This included a pivotal meeting with Saeid Nahavandi AO, FTSE, FIEEE at Swinburne University of Technology on a number of important topics, including the urgent need to introduce Simulation Capability for Digital Programmes — helping organisations across commercial, public sector and defence environments de-risk system modernisation and cutover processes, especially for the users and customers who depend on those systems every day.

Safe travels, Naresh, as you continue your itinerary to New York, Washington DC and Maryland, as part of the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) and Global Victoria trade mission to NY Tech Week, the Cyber Delegation to the US capital, the AI Summit and visits with our US partners.

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02/06/2026

It was wonderful for TomorrowX to be represented at the Ingram Micro Executive Connect event, where our Founder and CEO, Kostas Siourthas, had the pleasure of meeting Hope McGarry, Vice President and Country CEO of Ingram Micro Australia.

For the Australian market, the timing of this conversation is important.

Across commercial and public sector organisations, leaders are facing a perfect storm. They need to innovate with AI, while critical data remains in legacy systems and silos. They need to remain compliant with regulation and guidance from bodies such as ASIC. CFOs need to control token costs and demonstrate value from AI investment. Cyber and risk leaders must also respond to an expanding attack surface, including the types of risks recently highlighted by Anthropic’s Mythos and OpenAI’s Daybreak.

This is where TomorrowX is focused.

Our inline Programmable Data Agents operate at the data-packet level, enabling partner-led solutions across AI, cyber and interoperability without requiring organisations to rebuild or replace the systems they already rely on.

As we continue to build with partners such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Deloitte Cyber, engagement with a global distribution and reseller leader such as Ingram Micro is critical to supporting the Australian market.

Ingram Micro has an important role to play in helping turn differentiated technology into repeatable, supported and scalable offerings for Australian customers — connecting cloud platforms, services partners, resellers and end users in a way that accelerates adoption and reduces friction.

We’re excited to continue the conversation with the Ingram Micro team as we help partners and customers move from AI ambition to trusted, governed outcomes.

26/05/2026

It was a privilege to meet once again with Distinguished Professor Saeid Nahavandi AO at Swinburne University of Technology, together with Dimitrios and Kostas Siourthas as well as Naresh Vyas, who is visiting us from San Francisco.

Saeid’s vision for Defence research is exactly what Australia needs more of: bringing academia and industry closer together, so that deep theory, research and technical insight can be translated into applied capability, rapidly and affordably.

That is very much TomorrowX’s sweet spot.

We operate at the point where advanced technology moves from concept, research and demonstration into real environments, where it can create operational value.

As the saying goes, innovation is not really innovation until it is in the hands of users.

We are delighted to support this important bridge between academia and scale-ups, helping enable new, differentiated and sovereign capabilities for Defence.

Stand by for news in the coming weeks on the results of this collaboration.

26/05/2026

Kate Carruthers has written a timely piece on the shift from static data to flowing data.

For us at TomorrowX, this has always been the inevitable direction of enterprise technology.

Data was never going to remain neatly contained inside applications, databases and platforms. As systems became more connected and now as AI and agents begin to act across them, data was always going to become dynamic, distributed and continuously in motion.

That is why we have spent years creating a new category of inline processing capability.

A layer that operates in the flow of data, between systems, users, AI models and legacy environments, where visibility, governance, security and control can be applied in real time.

It is also the category our partners, including Deloitte Cyber and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are building upon to enable safe, sovereign AI, cyber and interoperability solutions across fragmented data estates and the legacy systems that still run much of the world.

Trusted AI will not be solved by models alone.
It will depend on governing data in motion.

👉 Anything Kate writes is worth reading, because she has seen these shifts first-hand in industry over the years.

🔗 Link: https://katecarruthers.com/data-is-changing-static-to-flowing/
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20/05/2026

A significant step forward in TomorrowX’s partner-led growth strategy.

We choose our partners based on shared purpose, shared values and a commitment to solving important customer problems.

That is why we are thrilled to be bringing Sovereign AI Data Guard to market with our Strategic Partner, Deloitte Cyber and Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Unveiled by Deloitte at the AWS Summit in Sydney, Sovereign AI Data Guard is a Deloitte offering built on TomorrowX technology and supported by AWS.

Created for public sector and regulated enterprise customers, it provides real-time visibility, governance and control over how AI is being used across an organisation — helping leaders, Chief AI Officers, Boards, security and compliance teams adopt sovereign AI with confidence.

As AI adoption accelerates, the question is no longer whether organisations will use AI. They already are.

The question is whether they can govern it, evidence it and scale it responsibly.
That is the work we are proud to be doing together.

Thanking Rob Parker Daniel Ryan Trevor Hancock Alan Nielsen Ambreen Fazlani Frank Santucci and Aaron Sempf Matthew Payton Dihan Pool Jan B. Chris Mano Chris Barnes

20/05/2026

Delighted to be at Amazon Web Services (AWS) Summit Sydney with the Deloitte Cyber team, showcasing AI Data Guard by TomorrowX.

The energy around sovereign AI is real.

Enterprise and public sector customers want practical ways to adopt AI safely, with governance, evidence and control built in from the start.

That’s what AI Data Guard is designed to deliver: trusted AI adoption, with data staying where it belongs.

DM for details.

13/05/2026

Proud week for TomorrowX at CyberUK in Glasgow.

Across every conversation, one message was clear: the world is looking for better ways to deal with legacy data and legacy systems.

Not eventually.
Now.

Critical infrastructure, public services and regulated industries cannot always wait for long transformation programs, major rewrites or high-risk modernisation projects. They need immediate ways to understand, access, control and protect the data already moving through the systems their communities depend on.

That is exactly where TomorrowX is positioned to help.

As recently highlighted in Forbes Australia (see here: https://lnkd.in/gKrJe8jf), our Programmable Data Agent technology provides a new way to work with data in motion — helping organisations apply control, governance and intelligence without needing to first rebuild everything underneath.

CyberUK was a powerful opportunity to meet industry partners, customers and government stakeholders who are committed to solving persistent problems in new ways.

A sincere thank you to Global Victoria and Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) for the opportunity and for their continued support as we take Australian innovation to the world.

13/05/2026

Great to be in Glasgow for CyberUK, representing TomorrowX.

Events like CyberUK are critically important — a chance to reconnect with trusted partners and build new relationships with organisations committed to solving the persistent risks facing the critical systems our communities depend on.

It was great to spend time with Alex Brown and Molly Holland from Deloitte and to be part of the important conversations celebrating women in cyber.

Also valuable to connect with the Amazon Web Services (AWS) team as we continue to build momentum in the UK — thank you to Jit for the conversation.

Humbled to be part of the Austrade Europe | Australian Trade and Investment Commission cohort, showcasing Australian innovation on a global stage and contributing to real discussions focused on solving problems that matter, now.

16/04/2026

The recently released FBI IC3 report makes one thing clear:

Cybercrime is scaling.
Fraud is scaling.
And AI is making deception easier.

For many organisations, the problem is no longer just detection.
It is control.

- How do you control what reaches your systems?
- How do you reduce risk across legacy environments?
- How do you introduce trust, accountability and policy enforcement without waiting for a full rip-and-replace program?

This is where TomorrowX helps.

We help customers access and control data inline, so they can introduce modern security, governance and resilience into existing environments — including those built on older systems and protocols.

That means stronger control over risky instructions, better protection against fraud and lateral movement and a more trusted foundation for AI-enabled operations.

The challenge is real.
But so is the opportunity to solve it differently.

Security, without waiting for modernisation.

Access the report here: https://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/cryptocurrency-and-ai-scams-bilk-americans-of-billions

The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report shows cyber-enabled crimes defrauded Americans of nearly $21 billion, with cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence-related complaints among the costliest.