CampusGuard and VO Form Partnership to Expand Digital Identity Solutions in the U.S.

November 10, 2025
CampusGuard, a subsidiary of Nelnet, Inc., and Australian software company VO have announced a strategic partnership to expand VO’s digital identity and credentialing platform in the U.S. market. CampusGuard will provide implementation and compliance services to support VO’s entry into regulated sectors.

CampusGuard, a subsidiary of Nelnet, Inc., and Sydney-based VO have announced a strategic partnership to support VO’s expansion into the U.S. market, according to a press release.

Under the agreement, CampusGuard will act as a key implementation and validation partner for VO’s enterprise digital identity and credentialing platform. The company will provide white-labeled consulting, deployment assistance, and compliance validation to ensure VO’s solutions meet U.S. regulatory standards.

The collaboration will help VO align with major compliance frameworks, including PCI DSS, GLBA, and HIPAA, while leveraging CampusGuard’s cybersecurity expertise across higher education, healthcare, and government sectors. The partnership is intended to strengthen VO’s position in the U.S. by combining technical support with regulatory assurance services.

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