// INDUSTRIES

The sectors that hold data they cannot lose

Managed security and IT for Australian businesses in regulated sectors, written around the obligations and failure patterns each one actually has.

WHAT BINDS YOU

Privacy Act 1988Sensitive information, and the APPs
Notifiable Data BreachesA 30-day assessment clock
Essential EightAsked for by insurers and tenders
Sector rulesNDIS Standards, TPB, My Health Record

Each page names the source, and says where a duty is contractual rather than statutory.

// FOUR SECTORS, WRITTEN PROPERLY

Pick the one that sounds like your week

Legal

Privilege is a promise you make with your infrastructure

Managed security and IT for Australian law firms, from a team that understands what a partner has to be able to say after a laptop goes missing.

Case studyThe stolen laptop that stopped being a problem in nineteen minutes Read the legal page Accounting

You hold the identity documents for every client you have

Managed security and IT for Australian accounting practices, built around tax file numbers, agent portal access and the fraud that targets both.

Case studyThe Tuesday night an accounting firm slept through Read the accounting page Allied health

Health records are the most protected data you can hold

Managed security and IT for Australian allied health practices, built around sensitive information, practice management software and the reality of a clinic's budget.

Case studyTwo findings nobody would have fixed, and what they did together Read the allied health page Disability services

The people you support cannot absorb a bad week

Managed security and IT for Australian disability service providers, built around participant data, NDIS Practice Standards and the systems that rosters actually run on.

Case studyThe spreadsheet that ran the roster, and the feature we talked them out of Read the disability services page

The ones without a page yet

We also work with professional services, not-for-profit, manufacturing and financial services clients. A sector gets a page here once there is something specific to say about it and a piece of published work to point at.

If you are in one of them, the service is the same and the conversation is the same. Tell us what you are protecting and we will talk about your situation rather than a category.

Whatever you hold, someone should be watching it.

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