Security Governance

Means having the right roles and responsibilities at all levels in the business to prevent, detect, and react to cyber threats

“1 in 5 vulnerabilities found
are rated high or critical”

ISO27001 Assessment & Guidance

Policies & Standards

PCI Consulting

3rd-party Risk

COBIT Framework

Compliance Readiness & Independent Assessment

Security Awareness & Training

Australian Essential 8

Few businesses have any security governance

Having the correct cyber security technical controls and processes in place are critical to effective security, but they can prove ineffective without the right security governance in place.
This means having the right roles and responsibilities at all levels of the business.

53% of companies had over 1,000 sensitive files open to every employee

22% of all folders were available to every employee. 15% of companies found 1,000,000+ files open to every employee and 17% of all sensitive files were accessible to all employees. On average, every employee had access to 17 million files.

43% of breach victims were small businesses

Smaller organizations (1–250 employees) have the highest targeted malicious email rate at 1 in 323 and have the least (if any) security controls or governance.

61% of companies have over 500 accounts with non-expiring passwords

As businesses move further into the cloud and develop broader multi-vendor infrastructure, the risk of unmonitored and ungoverned security compromisiong the most sensitive data assets increases exponentially.

How we help you

Our Security Governance service delivers a bespoke, organization-specific framework that gives the assurance that your security aligns with organisational security strategies, and supports your business objectives. It looks beyond traditional IT Security Governance models, recognising each business has unique business objectives.

We take a holistic view of acceptable risk of the people and processes involved, balances the conflict between the need for continuity of operations and the reduction of risk to as low as reasonably practicable, helping to enable you to manage and maintain your security processes, to identify and prioritize areas for remediation and to demonstrate both corporate and operational compliance.

We help businesses make sure they are doing things right, keep doing things right and can be confident they are following best practice, consistently.

ISO-27001 Assessment & Guidance

We help businesses understand and assess their how effective their ISMS (information security management system) is, or we will help guide a business develop a compliant framework.

PCI Consulting

We help businesses build and achieve PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard), by providing guidance, auditing, implementing or developing the policies and procedures to support it.

COBIT Framework

COBIT (Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies) provides the principles, practices, analytical tools and models businesses need to manage IT-related risk, and to increase the trust in their information systems. We help businesses to be successful at designing, implementing and managing COBIT frameworks.

Security Awareness & Training

Security is only as good as the weakest link. We help empower your people to protect the business. We develop customised security awareness training that will ensure your staff are educated about risks, able to understand policies and know how to effectively handle a perceived cyber threat.

Policies & Standards

Proper IT governance and standards are critical, but need to be kept current and evolve with the threat landscape. We help businesses develop, review and update their policies, by assisting with experience-based risk assessements, law and regulation and customer specific agreements.

3rd-Party Risk

When more than half of security breaches originate from a third-party, the need for TPRM (Third Party Risk Management) is very real. Our consultants help consider the full end-to-end engagement process and help uncover risks to your business, develop a program to manage this risk or improve the way you deal with third-parties.

Compliance Readiness & Independent Assessment

The IAF (Independent Assessment Framework) sets the benchmark for security practices critical to defending against, detecting and recovering from cybercrime. We help businesses identify any gaps in their readiness and help them achieve compliance as efficiently possible.

Australian Essential 8

The Essential 8 Model is a government-led cyber security initiative designed to help businesses quickly scale up their cyber security posture, while minimising the investment or knowledge required. We take businesses through a fasttrack approach to considering and implementing the Essential 8 system.

Learn about cyber security

There ‘s  no one size fits all solution for cyber security services.While some companies install a firewall and think they are safe,we follow a proven 3 step system to ensuring a business has the highest level of security possible. 

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