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IT Security and Cyber
Risk Mitigation

Cybercrime is a growing threat to Australian businesses of
every size. We help you understand where you're exposed and
put the right protections in place before an
incident happens.

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Make Your Business
More Resilient

Cyber threats and breaches are becoming common each day. We are here to help you prevent these kinds of threats and attacks which can have an enormous impact on your organisation. We recognise how important your data is and hence we will ensure the confidentiality of it by averting any unauthorised access.

Cybercrime Statistics

Cybercrime remains significantly under-reported, making its true cost difficult to quantify. According to ASD's Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) Annual Cyber Threat
Report 2024-25, Australian individuals and businesses reported average losses of $33,000 and $80,850 per cybercrime incident respectively, with large businesses
averaging $202,700 per incident. Here are some interesting statistics from the Australian Cyber Security Centre and other publications; please note that cybercrimes are
under-reported so real figures will be much higher.

84,700+cybercrime reports lodged with ASD's
ACSC in FY2024-25 - about one every
6 minutes
$33Kavg. loss per incidentamount Australian individuals lost on
average per cybercrime report in FY2024-25
(up 8%)
$202.7Kavg. loss (large business)amount large Australian businesses lost on
average per cybercrime incident in
FY2024-25 (up 219%)
280%increase in Denial-of-Service
(DoS/DDoS) attacks on Australian
critical infrastructure in FY2024-25
88%of SMB data breaches in 2025
involved ransomware, vs 39% for
large organisations
68%of data breaches involve a human
element - error, social engineering, or
credential misuse
66%of small and medium businesses
still lack a formal cyber incident
response plan
241 daysof SMB data breaches in 2025
involved ransomware, vs 39% for
large organisations
$10.5trillion USDpredicted global cost of cybercrime
annually by 2025

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Comprehensive IT Security Solutions

We follow Australia Cyber Security Centre guidance in providing strategic guidance on how organisations can protect
their systems and information from cyber threats and manage their risks.

These principles are grouped into four key activities as follows: Govern, Protect, Detect, and Respond.

We then develop our IT Security solutions around these principles to help our clients address each key activities area.

Govern: Identifying and managing security risks

Protect: Implementing security controls to reduce security risks

Detect: Detecting and understanding cybersecurity events.

Respond: Responding to and recovering from cybersecurity incidents