Security you can prove, not just assume
We put the controls in place that stop the most common attacks, aligned to the ACSC Essential Eight, and document them so you can show insurers and clients.
Security that stops the common attacks. Layered controls aligned to the ACSC Essential Eight, and documented so you can prove them.
Most attacks on Australian businesses aren’t sophisticated. They rely on a stolen password, an unpatched laptop, a convincing email or a backup nobody tested. We put the layers in place that stop those attacks, across accounts, devices, email and data, and keep them in place as your business changes.
Essential Eight aligned. Controls mapped to the ACSC baseline, with your maturity measured and tracked.
Every sign-in protected. MFA and Conditional Access on every account that supports them.
Every device defended. EDR, encryption and patching on every laptop, desktop and server.
Evidence you can hand over. Documentation ready for insurers, auditors and client questionnaires.
What you get. Every part of Cybersecurity, grouped by the job it does.
Close the way in
Most attacks start with a password, an email or an unpatched system.
Multi-factor authentication
On every account, with Conditional Access blocking sign-ins that don’t look right.
Email security
Phishing, malicious links and attachments filtered out, and your domain protected from impersonation.
Patching and vulnerability scanning
Systems patched promptly and scanned for known weaknesses, with findings fixed.
Admin rights and application control
Admin access kept to those who need it, and only approved software allowed to run.
Protect devices and people
What happens on the laptop, and in the inbox, is where attacks land.
Endpoint protection
EDR and Microsoft Defender on every device, detecting and stopping threats.
Device encryption
BitLocker on every laptop, so a lost device isn’t a data breach.
Security awareness training
Staff trained to spot phishing, with simulated emails to show who needs more help.
Recover and prove it
When something gets through, and when someone asks how you’re protected.
Protected backups
Kept separate from ransomware, with restores tested so recovery is proven.
Incident response
Contain, investigate, restore, and help with your breach reporting obligations.
Essential Eight reporting
Your maturity assessed, a prioritised plan, and documentation ready to hand over.
Four steps, start to finish. You always know which one we’re on and what happens next.
Assess
We measure where you stand against the Essential Eight and show you the gaps.
Prioritise
We rank the gaps by risk and agree a realistic plan and target maturity level with you.
Harden
We close the gaps, starting with the ones that carry the most risk.
Maintain
We keep the controls in place and report on them, so security doesn’t quietly drift.
Asked before every first call. Straight answers, so you know where you stand before you talk to us.
Q.01
What is the Essential Eight?
Eight strategies from the Australian Cyber Security Centre that block most common attacks: application control, patching applications and operating systems, restricting Office macros and admin rights, hardening applications, MFA and regular backups.
Q.02
What maturity level should we aim for?
Level One protects against the opportunistic attacks most businesses face, and is the right first target for most. If you hold sensitive data or work with government or regulated clients, Level Two is often expected.
Q.03
We have antivirus and a firewall. Isn’t that enough?
Not any more. Most breaches start with a stolen password or a phishing email, and neither tool stops those. MFA, email filtering, patching and tested backups close the gaps.
Q.04
Will this help with our cyber insurance?
Usually, yes. Insurers now ask about MFA, endpoint protection, patching and backups by name. We put those in place and give you the documentation to answer accurately.