The Computing Australia Group’s cyber security audits help Perth businesses find weak spots before attackers do. First, we assess your current security measures and identify vulnerabilities. Then we give you a clear, prioritised report on what to fix.
Because cyber threats keep changing, it pays to stay one step ahead. That’s why our audit looks across your IT infrastructure to uncover the weak points attackers could use.
Network security
First, we check how your network is protected and where it could be exposed.
Data protection
Next, we look at how you store, back up and protect sensitive information.
Access controls
We also review who can access what, and how that access is managed.
Policies and procedures
Finally, we compare your policies with relevant industry standards.
More than a list of risks: instead, our report sets out specific steps tailored to your business, so you can reduce risk without disrupting your operations.
In short, our auditors give you a clear summary of your risks and how to address them.
Your critical information
First, you’ll see where your critical information is stored and who should have access to it.
Your critical assets
You’ll also learn what your critical assets are and how to balance security spending against risk.
Resilience and recovery
In addition, we show how to build resilience, so you can recover from an attack and limit the impact.
Accountability and culture
Similarly, we explain how to build clear accountability and a strong security culture.
Policy and business goals
Then we show how to align your cyber security policies with your business objectives.
A clear security strategy
Finally, we help you set a security strategy that meets your responsibilities to key stakeholders.
Even so, many businesses hold back on cyber security spending. However, the cost of an attack can be far higher than the cost of prevention.
The numbers: ASD’s Annual Cyber Threat Report 2024–25 puts the average self-reported cost of cybercrime for a small business at $56,600 per report, up 14% on the year before. For larger organisations, however, the cost can be much higher.
Financial loss
For example, attacks can lead to lost revenue, recovery costs and lost productivity.
Data loss
In addition, attacks can destroy or expose valuable business and customer data.
Reputation
As a result, customers and partners may lose trust in your business.
So let our experts review and fine-tune your cyber security defences.
Every cyber security audit in Perth follows a clear process. That way, you know what to expect at every stage.
Define the scope
First, our consultants meet with you to agree the scope, goals and what we need from you.
Map the threats
Next, we identify the threats and possible attack paths that apply to your business.
Assess and audit
Then we assess your security measures, policies and procedures against industry standards.
Report
Finally, you get a detailed report with recommendations ranked by risk.
After the audit, our managed services can provide ongoing monitoring, regular security assessments, vulnerability scans and incident response planning.
For 21 years, we’ve helped businesses understand their cyber security risks and, as a result, reduce them.
A cyber security audit is a structured review of how well your business is protected against cyber threats. First, we assess your security measures, policies and procedures. Then we report the vulnerabilities we find and what to do about them.
Above all, it covers your IT infrastructure, including network security, data protection and access controls. In addition, we review your security policies and procedures against relevant industry standards.
Therefore, we recommend an audit at least once a year. Also, it’s worth reviewing your security after major changes, such as a new system, an office move or a security incident.
At the end, you get a detailed report with clear, actionable recommendations. We also rank them by risk, so you can deal with the most serious issues first.
A cyber security audit focuses on threats and protection. By contrast, an IT audit looks more broadly at your systems, value for money and governance.
We plan the audit with you. In addition, our recommendations help you reduce risk without disrupting your operations.
Yes. Once the audit is done, our managed services can provide ongoing monitoring, regular security assessments, vulnerability scans and incident response planning.
An audit shows where you stand against relevant standards and regulations, and what to change. However, compliance depends on acting on the findings, so we help you plan those next steps.
First, talk to our Perth team about your concerns. Then we’ll scope a cyber security audit that fits your business.