Is your business vulnerable to increasing rate of

cyber threats?

Whether you're a small business with limited IT resources or a growing enterprise handling sensitive data, now is the critical time

to strengthen your cyber security defences.

What is Cyber Security?

Cyber security refers to the tools and techniques applied to IT data and systems to protect them from attacks and loss.

The primary goal of cyber security is to safeguard sensitive data, maintain customer trust, and avoid costly legal and financial repercussions from cyberattacks.

Estimating the Cost of a Cyberattack

In Australia, a cybercrime report is received on average every six minutes,

and 43% of cyber-attacks target small to medium-sized businesses (SMEs).

The average cost of a cyber incident to a small business is estimated at $46,000. 

System Restoration 

Legal Counsel

After a breach, businesses must swiftly identify the attack, assess damage, and restore affected systems.

These specialised services are costly, requiring expensive technology and IT expertise.

Many organisations need outside specialists to rebuild systems—adding significant expense regardless of company size.

Cyberattacks MUST be reported to government authorities, making it essential for businesses to partner with experts who understand legal requirements.

Organisations must follow specific steps after a breach to avoid penalties and fines for noncompliance.

Proper guidance through complex regulatory obligations is critical.

Notifications

Reputational Harm

Businesses bear legal responsibility to identify and notify all victims when personal information is compromised in a cyberattack.

This includes alerting clients, staff, and suppliers about potential exposure of sensitive data like tax file numbers, bank details, credit card information, and other personal identifiers.

Many companies suffer image damage after breaches, as stakeholders may believe proper security measures weren't implemented.

Businesses often need to invest in marketing and public relations efforts, including special promotions or discounts, to rebuild trust and incentivise customers to return after security incidents.

Remember

When your system is down, you can’t do business, this can go from a few days to (usually) many weeks.

So not only are you potentially losing sales, but your employees are also losing time due to the interruption and restoration process.

Can your business afford this loss of revenue?

You protect your house and car with alarms and monitoring systems against damage or theft.

This is the same protection reason- ensuring your asset is not stolen or ruined.

Our experienced security specialists will guide your business towards a robust,

comprehensive, and proactive cyber protection security position.

Protecting

Sensitive Data

Maintaining

Customer Trust

Avoiding Legal and

Financial Penalties

Cyberattacks can expose confidential information about your business, employees, and customers, leading to financial losses and reputational damage. 

A successful cyberattack can erode customer trust, leading to potential loss of business and revenue. 

Cyberattacks can result in fines, lawsuits, and other legal issues if you fail to comply with data protection regulations. 

Ensuring Business Continuity

Staying Ahead

of the Competition

Cyber

Insurance

A cyberattack can disrupt business operations, leading to lost productivity and revenue.

Implementing robust cyber security measures demonstrates your commitment to data protection and can give you a competitive advantage. 

Cyber insurance covers recovery costs but can't undo the immediate damage of client data leaks or business documents sold on the dark web.

What We Offer

Comprehensive Threat Assessment and Prevention

Thorough evaluation of your current security landscape with customised protection strategies that identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.