Critical infrastructure
Change with operational continuity in mind.
Obligations under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act shape what must be evidenced, not just what must be secure. We align network and security decisions with the realities of essential operations: dependencies, access requirements and carefully planned change.
- SOCI risk management program alignment and reporting artefacts
- OT and IT segmentation that keeps vendor remote access working and logged
- Change in approved windows, with rollback rehearsed, not assumed
Healthcare
Keep clinical services running.
Hospitals and health services run around the clock on networks shared by clinical systems, medical devices, staff, patients and visitors. We plan security and change around care that cannot stop, and around health information that carries the strictest privacy obligations.
- Connected medical devices found by passive discovery and placed on their own segments
- Change planned around wards that never close, with clinical sign-off and rollback rehearsed
- Health information protected under the Privacy Act, with access reviewed and logged
Financial services
Security you can evidence to the board.
Super funds, health insurers and other APRA-regulated entities answer at board level for information security, operational resilience and the service providers they rely on. We design, run and document controls so the evidence is there when the board, the auditor or APRA asks.
- CPS 234 controls tested, with findings tracked to closure
- Critical operations mapped for CPS 230, with a network design that meets your tolerance levels
- Member and policyholder information protected, with access reviewed and logged
Manufacturing & OT
Connect sites. Protect production.
Production runs on equipment that cannot be patched on a Tuesday night and protocols that predate authentication. We plan segmentation, remote access and network change around the systems and people that keep production moving.
- Passive asset discovery: listen only, no active scanning on control networks
- IEC 62443 zones and conduits mapped to how the plant actually runs
- Secure remote access for OEMs and integrators with session recording
Transport & logistics
Keep distributed operations connected.
Dozens or hundreds of small sites, thin links, 24-hour operations and sites that rarely have technical staff on hand. Designed so a site needs no IT team of its own.
- Zero-touch provisioning: a courier delivers it, the site plugs it in
- SD-WAN with 4G/5G fallback and central policy for every site
- NOC monitoring with ITSM integration and site-level service levels
Automotive
Support the network behind the business.
Dealer networks, head office, importers and plants, bound together by manufacturer and finance integrations that must not drop. One security standard across sites you do not fully control.
- A single policy baseline across dealer and corporate sites
- Segmented, monitored integrations to manufacturer and finance systems
- PCI DSS scope reduction for point-of-sale and finance environments
Government
One standard across every site and service.
Agency offices, emergency service stations, hospitals, depots and community facilities, each built out at a different time, all expected to meet the same security standard on a public budget. We consolidate, then keep it simple to run.
- Firewalling, secure access and visibility consolidated onto one platform
- A programme across every site, sequenced so public services stay open
- Essential Eight and audit evidence produced by the environment, not assembled by hand
Education & community services
Secure a regional footprint with a small team.
Schools, early learning centres and community services spread across a region, supported by a small ICT team that is expected to keep services running and move the organisation forward. We give that team a platform it can manage.
- Disparate point products replaced by one managed security fabric
- Central management so a small team sees every site from one place
- Safeguarding, filtering and identity controls that fit how campuses actually work