
This program is designed for organisations that are looking towards certification in SOC 2, the Essential Eight, or ISO/IEC 27001, or for those simply looking to rapidly reduce cyber risk.
Our 30-Day Cyber Security Protection Program, aligned with the Essential Eight, helps organisations quickly plug security weaknesses, strengthen defences, and take control of their overall security posture.
By the end of the program, organisations will have eliminated up to 70% of common attack paths, significantly reducing the likelihood of a successful cyber attack while establishing a strong foundation for future security maturity and certification readiness.
✓ Fixed-Fee
✓ Prevent Fines
✓ Prevent Ransomware
✓ Prevent Phishing
✓ Protect Customer Data
✓ Prevent Email Account Takeover
✓ Aligned to Essential 8 Framework
✓ Attestation Letter for Insurance
✓ Delivered By 3 Point Security
Privacy Act Overhaul: New Australian regulations are considering removing exemptions for small businesses (those with under $3M turnover). This means smaller companies may soon be legally required to meet the same strict data protection and breach notification standards as large ones.
Although no official commencement date has been announced, mandatory breach reporting for small businesses was proposed as part of the 2024 Privacy Act reform package. The proposal remains under government review and is expected to be reconsidered in December 2026.
All small businesses need to act sooner rather than later. Our 30 Day program has been designed to rapidly reduce risk, prevent regulatory fines and to ensure businesses have a tailored risk management framework to take forward.

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
Managed Identity Detection and Response supports Microsoft O365 and Google Mail/Workspace.

According to the Australian Signals Directorate, the average cost of a cyber incident for a small business in Australia is approximately $56,600, with medium businesses averaging closer to $97,000.
43% of all cyberattacks in Australia target SMEs
✓ Professional services 5–20 staff (Organisations with more than 20 staff follow a sliding scale)
✓ Accountants and legal firms
✓ Financial advisers
✓ Estate agencies
✓ Healthcare providers and clinics
✓ NDIS Providers
✓ Construction/Trades using Microsoft 365
✓ Software Development firms
✓ Transport firms
✓ RegTech and FinTech
✓ SaaS Providers
(if your not on the above list we can still help you)
30-Day Implementation of the Security Protection Program
$4,000 + GST one-off 2 users covered or $56,000 later in losses your call ?
Additional users:
$500 + GST one-off per user

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Upon completion of the 30-Day Small Business Security Stabilisation Program, clients receive 2 hours of dedicated consultancy support with a CISSP-led advisor.
This session can be used to:
This ensures the uplift does not end at technical implementation, but translates into informed governance and ongoing risk management.

As part of the small business cyber security uplift program, businesses receive a formal evidence pack suitable for insurers and regulators confirming the implementation of foundational cyber security controls aligned to the intent of the Australian Essential Eight.
Showing regulators you have taken due care to protect customer data will significantly reduce or prevent financial penalties imposed by the government.
"Ready to see the full 30-day implementation roadmap?"

Source - https://www.cyber.gov.au/
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