Cybersecurity

Find out where you actually stand

Six questions about what triggered your enquiry and what you already have in place. You get the pathway that fits, your gaps against the control list Australian insurers now ask about, and what your existing licences probably already cover. No cost, and no obligation.

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What you get

What comes out the other end

This is a guide rather than a security assessment, and it is specific enough to act on. It takes a couple of minutes and you see the result before we ask for anything.

A pathway, not a product list

Controls uplift, SMB1001 certification, Essential Eight uplift, ISO 27001 readiness, managed detection and response, a virtual CISO, or incident response. Which one depends on what brought you here, which is why that is the first question.

Your gaps against the insurer list

Australian insurers have replaced the declaration form with technical questionnaires, and several now want evidence rather than a tick. We score you against that list, so the answer is useful whether or not a renewal is coming.

What you are already paying for

Microsoft 365 Business Premium includes the endpoint detection most insurers ask about, and E5 carries a detection stack that is frequently switched off. We tell you what your plan already covers before anyone quotes you for it.

No vendor names on the result

We hold no fixed panel in cyber. We work out what you need, then find the provider that fits the brief. Naming one before the brief exists would be the wrong way round.

Why it is questions

Why this is not a vendor comparison

Contact centre buyers can name three platforms and want them side by side. Cyber buyers almost never can, and a comparison table answers a question they are not asking.

What people arrive with

Somebody has been told to do the Essential Eight. An insurer has sent a questionnaire. A tender names a maturity level. The board has asked something nobody can answer. In each case the real question is which kind of help is needed, not which vendor inside it.

The problem, not the product

What this gives you instead

A named pathway, a specific gap list, an indicative timeline, and the parts of it you already own. That is enough to decide whether to act, and enough to brief a provider properly if you would rather do it yourself.

Enough to act on

Common questions

Questions about the check

What people ask before starting

How long does it take?

A couple of minutes. Six questions, none of which need you to look anything up. You see the result on screen before we ask for any details.

Do I have to give my details?

Not to see the result. Details are only needed if you want the gap list and pathway sent to you, or want us to take it further.

Is this a security assessment?

No, and we say so on the result. It is a guide based on what you tell us. A real assessment looks at your systems rather than your answers, and it is one of the pathways this can recommend.

Why do you not recommend a specific vendor?

Because in cyber we hold no fixed panel. We establish what you need, then find the provider that fits it. Recommending a product before the requirement is clear is how organisations end up owning tools nobody watches.

What does it cost to work with you?

Nothing. We are vendor funded, so the service costs your business nothing, and you contract directly with whoever is selected.

We have had an incident. Is this the right place?

Start here and answer the first question accordingly, and the result will route you to containment and your notifiable data breach obligations rather than to framework work. If it is happening now, book a call instead.

We are vendor funded and completely free to your business. Always focused on the right outcome.

Rather talk it through?

If you already know what you need, or something is happening right now, book a call and skip the questions.