Understand and manage your cyber risk
Security risk assessments, governance frameworks, and board-level reporting aligned to ISM, PSPF, and industry best practice.
Cyber Risk Dashboard
Risk Matrix
SRAs Completed
3 ASSESSMENTS
Board Report
Q2
Ready for presentation
The challenges you're facing
Risk assessments piling up
You have multiple systems requiring SRAs but lack a consistent, repeatable process.
Board wants answers
Executive leadership needs clear cyber risk reporting but your current data doesn't translate to business language.
Framework overload
ISM, PSPF, Essential Eight, NIST — you're unsure which framework to prioritise and how they interact.
What's included in Cyber Risk Advisory
Security Risk Assessments
SRAs aligned to your organisation's risk management processes and applicable frameworks.
ISM control assessment
Gap analysis against Information Security Manual controls relevant to your environment.
Board-ready risk reporting
Cyber risk committee papers that translate technical findings into business-relevant language.
Risk treatment plans
Prioritised recommendations with clear actions, owners, and timelines.
Governance framework development
Policy review and governance structure development to support ongoing risk management.
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Who this service is for
DISP-registered organisations
You need ongoing risk management and governance that meets defence industry expectations and supports your security posture.
Federal agencies and CEs
Your organisation requires ISM and PSPF-aligned risk assessments with governance reporting for executive committees.
Organisations scaling security
You've outgrown ad-hoc security and need a structured approach to risk management, governance, and board reporting.
Frequently asked questions
What frameworks do you assess against?
We align to ISM, PSPF, and client-specific risk management processes. We also map to Essential Eight and ISO 31000 where relevant.
Can you present to our board?
Yes. We prepare board papers and can attend committee meetings to present findings and recommendations directly to your executive team.
How is this different from a penetration test?
Penetration testing finds technical vulnerabilities in specific systems. Risk advisory assesses your overall security posture, governance, and compliance — the strategic layer above technical testing.