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Resilience and Change
Resilience the board
can stand behind
We uplift the security and digital resilience of the organisations that cannot afford to fail, meeting regulatory obligations in a way that is defensible today and built to last.
Service Outline
What this service delivers
Cyber and resilience are board matters now, examined as closely as any financial control. We uplift the security and digital resilience of organisations that cannot afford to fail: assessing exposure honestly, closing the gaps that carry real consequence, and building the governance and response capability to withstand an incident and recover within tolerances the board has set. Our work is anchored in the frameworks that count in Australia: the Essential Eight and ISM, ISO 27001, CPS 234 and CPS 230 for APRA-regulated entities, and SOCI Act obligations for critical infrastructure. Compliance is the floor. The standard we build to is genuine resilience, tested against realistic conditions, and reported in language a board can stand behind.
The Precision Approach
How we run this work
Assess without flattery.
The exposure assessment reports what we find, ranked by consequence, including the findings that are awkward for the people who commissioned it.
Close what matters first.
Remediation is sequenced by real-world attack paths and business impact, so early spend removes the exposure that actually hurts.
Compliance as a floor.
Essential Eight, ISO 27001, CPS 234, CPS 230, and SOCI obligations are mapped and met, then exceeded where the threat justifies it.
Resilience is rehearsed.
Incident response, continuity, and recovery are exercised with executives and boards against severe but plausible scenarios, and tolerance breaches are surfaced honestly.
Third parties are part of the perimeter.
Material service providers are assessed, contracted, and monitored as CPS 230 expects, because your resilience now includes theirs.
Instrument the defence.
AI-assisted detection, control monitoring, and reporting keep the security position current between annual reviews.
How We Can Help
Structured by discipline. Shaped to your programme.
These are representative artefacts from our delivery playbooks, tailored, added to, or trimmed to fit each client’s governance model and what the programme actually needs.
Know your exposure 5 shown
- Security and resilience exposure assessment ranked by business consequence
- Essential Eight maturity assessment with target maturity recommendation
- Security architecture review with prioritised design remediations
- Detection and response capability assessment, in-house and provider mix
- Third-party and supply chain security assessment framework
Meet the obligations 6 shown
- ISO 27001 gap assessment and ISMS establishment or uplift plan
- CPS 234 compliance assessment: capability, policy, testing, and notification readiness
- Critical operations tolerance map (CPS 230)
- CPS 230 service provider register with material arrangement assessments
- SOCI Act obligations assessment and critical infrastructure risk management program alignment
- NIST CSF 2.0 profile as the integrating view across obligations
Close what matters first 3 shown
- Essential Eight uplift roadmap with sequenced, costed remediation
- Identity and privileged access uplift plan
- Vulnerability and patch management uplift with measurable service levels
Govern from the board down 4 shown
- Board cyber governance framework: reporting, appetite, and accountability
- Cyber risk appetite statement and tolerance settings for board endorsement
- Control testing and assurance calendar across the three lines
- Security metrics and board reporting pack, current and trended
Rehearse the bad day 6 shown
- Incident response plan with scenario playbooks (ransomware, data breach, third-party failure)
- Executive and board cyber crisis exercise with observed findings report
- Business continuity and disaster recovery plans tested against tolerances
- Scenario analysis pack for severe but plausible disruptions (CPS 230)
- Data breach response and notification procedure (OAIC-ready)
- Post-incident review framework with lessons tracked to closure
This is a representative set. If what you need is missing here, ask us.
The Precision Difference
Why boards choose us for this work
Fluent in the frameworks that count
Essential Eight and ISM, ISO 27001, CPS 234 and CPS 230 for APRA-regulated entities, and SOCI Act obligations for critical infrastructure. We map them, meet them, and treat compliance as the floor rather than the standard.
Assessed without flattery
The exposure assessment reports what we find, ranked by business consequence, including the findings that are awkward for the people who commissioned it. Remediation is sequenced by real-world attack paths, so early spend removes the exposure that actually hurts.
Resilience rehearsed with the board
Incident response, continuity, and recovery are exercised with executives against severe but plausible scenarios, and tolerance breaches are surfaced honestly. Material service providers are assessed and monitored as CPS 230 expects, because your resilience now includes theirs.
Senior only. Fiercely independent. 94.3 per cent on-budget across AU$2.3 billion governed since 1996.
What we do
Cyber and Digital Resilience
Cyber and resilience are board-level concerns, and they are examined as closely as any financial control. We assess exposure, close the gaps that matter, and build the governance and response capability that lets an organisation withstand and recover.
We meet obligations like CPS 234 and the Essential Eight as a floor for genuine resilience, so that when something happens, the organisation holds.
Security and resilience assessment
A clear-eyed view of exposure and the gaps that matter most.
Regulatory obligation uplift
Meeting CPS 234 and the Essential Eight to a defensible standard.
Governance and accountability
The board-level oversight that resilience now demands.
Response and recovery capability
The ability to withstand an incident and recover from it.
Resilience by design
Security and continuity built into transformation from the start.
Ready to Engage?
Talk to us about
Cyber and Digital Resilience
Initial conversations are confidential and without obligation.
If CPS 230 or a SOCI obligation has landed on your desk, or the board has asked whether the organisation would withstand a serious incident, the honest answer starts with an independent read of your exposure.