The Essential Eight puts patching, application control, backups, and access management at the centre of your cyber risk posture. We help organisations in every sector automate detection, response, and evidence collection — without adding operational drag.
See exactly what we do, step by step, plus a free instant maturity snapshotThe ACSC's Essential Eight Maturity Model is fast becoming the national benchmark for cyber resilience, with Maturity Level Two now expected across government suppliers and regulated industry. Organisations that can't evidence patching, access control, and incident response discipline are carrying risk they can't see — and can't prove they've managed.
Patching and application control that rely on manual follow-up instead of enforced, logged automation.
Privileged access and MFA policies that differ system-to-system, with no single view of who can reach what.
No tested runbook or audit trail for how the organisation actually responds when an incident occurs.
Essential Eight gets the headlines, but it's rarely the only standard an auditor checks against. We map evidence once, against whichever of these six frameworks actually apply to you — not framework by framework, from scratch, every time.
Patching, application control, backups, and access management, benchmarked to Maturity Level Two.
The Information Security Manual — the control catalogue behind Essential Eight and most government security baselines.
The Protective Security Policy Framework — core security obligations for Australian Government entities and their suppliers.
Information security capability requirements for banks, insurers, and superannuation funds.
Australian Privacy Principles and automated-decision-making transparency, ahead of the December 2026 mandate.
Risk management program obligations for organisations in scope as critical infrastructure.
The same four-stage method, scoped to whichever of the six frameworks actually apply to you — and, once authorised, to the active-testing suite.
Score current maturity across every framework in scope — Essential Eight, ISM, PSPF, APRA CPS 234, the Privacy Act, SOCI — and pinpoint exactly where the evidence gaps sit.
Controls, testing scope, and reporting cadence designed against the frameworks that actually apply to your sector, not a generic checklist.
Automated evidence capture across the compliance suite and, once authorised, the active-testing suite — patch state, access reviews, and test findings, logged as they happen.
A branded audit report and a weekly threat-intelligence refresh, so maturity holds as the frameworks and the threat landscape both evolve.
Patching and application control that runs on a schedule and logs every action for audit.
Consistent MFA enforcement and privileged access reviews across every system, not just the ones you remember to check.
A tested response workflow that shows exactly what happened, when, and what was done about it.
Maturity self-assessments and board reporting generated from live control data, not a spreadsheet updated once a year.
Nothing here runs without a signed Rules of Engagement and an explicit go-ahead. Once authorised, testing spans 15 domains, aligned to OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK/ATLAS, CIS, and MASVS.
Recon and internet-facing exposure mapping.
OWASP-aligned, Burp Suite & SQLmap.
REST & GraphQL, auth and rate-limit testing.
Kerberoasting, lateral movement, BloodHound.
CVE/EPSS-prioritised scanning.
AWS, Azure, GCP — ScoutSuite.
Image scanning and cluster hardening.
Wi-Fi and RF security testing.
iOS & Android, aligned to OWASP MASVS.
SAST and dependency auditing.
Prompt injection and model risk, aligned to MITRE ATLAS.
Industrial control systems, safety-first by design.
Facility and access-control testing.
Controlled simulations run via Gophish.
Full adversary emulation, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.
Every domain is authorisation-gated and non-destructive by default — no domain runs without a signed Rules of Engagement, in-scope targets, and an agreed testing window. See how this fits the EDGE Framework →
