New Australian privacy and cyber regulations are coming.
Small Business 90 Day Cyber Security Uplift Program
Small businesses face the same cyber threats as large enterprises, but often without the same resources or protections. Our program focuses on practical, high-impact controls that reduce ransomware, email compromise, and credential-based attacks without unnecessary complexity.
The program focuses on high-impact, low-disruption controls
Reputation is often the most valuable asset a ransomware event or data breach can quickly erode client confidence, impact future contracts, and create long-term brand damage that far exceeds the immediate financial cost. Protecting your systems is critical. Protecting your reputation is essential.
The 3 Point Security Small Business cyber uplift program is focused on delivering a 90 day uplift program designed to significantly reduce the likelihood and impact of ransomware, email compromise, and credential based attacks.
Rather than treating the Essential Eight as a compliance exercise, this program will be applied as a structured risk reduction framework designed to significantly reduce the likelihood and impact of an attack.
Implementation of the recommended actions will significantly strengthen your businesses ability to prevent, detect, and recover from common cyber attacks, while also supporting regulation requirements, expectations and most of all client trust.
The Program Implements the controls regulators expect
Privacy Act Overhaul: New Australian regulations are removing exemptions for small businesses (those with under $3M turnover). This means smaller companies will soon be legally required to meet the same strict data protection and breach notification standards as large ones.
According to the Australian Signals Directorate’s (ASD) latest reports:
Rising Costs: The average cost of a cyber incident for a small business in Australia has risen to approximately $56,600 (a 14% increase from previous years). For medium businesses, it's closer to $97,000. Frequency: A cybercrime is reported in Australia every 6 minutes.
Targeting: Roughly 43% of all cyberattacks in Australia target SMEs, often because they lack the sophisticated defences of larger corporations.
Prevent your O365 Email from account takeover - Included for 12 Months
To strengthen resilience beyond preventative controls, this engagement includes Managed Identity Detection and Response services, providing active monitoring and specialist response capability in the event of suspicious activity. More Info
“The average loss of a cyber incident for Australian SMB's $56,000 - Prevent the loss by joining our program.”
Source - https://www.cyber.gov.au/