Sounds like CyberCX have some big advantages though1) access to...

Sounds like CyberCX have some big advantages though
1) access to govt target markets
2) private capital sources, which should be there to see the project through, whereas public markets dry up on a whim
3) they are simply getting it done -- or not? does anyone know about their revenue and margin compared with Tesserent?

(re #1: can't Tesserent get someone nearly as heavy as Mr. Alastair MacGibbon on their board?)

I'd like to understand more about CyberCX vs Tesserent.
There's also Sekuro which is 4 firms who merged on their own initiative:
[AFR] https://www.copyright link/technology/four-into-one-consulting-merger-sees-cyber-specialists-target-ipo-20211014-p58zz7