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Cybersecurity Services for Australian Businesses

Cybersecurity should reduce risk without slowing your business down. All IT delivers fully managed cybersecurity that protects your systems, data, and people while fitting the way your organisation actually operates.

  • Clear ownership of security across users, devices, and locations
  • Practical protection that works with Microsoft 365 and cloud systems
  • Ongoing monitoring and response, not one-off fixes
Talk to us about your cybersecurity setup

SMB1001 certified and Essential Eight aligned. Supporting businesses across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and the Central West of NSW.

Let’s break it down

How confident are you in your cybersecurity?

Most businesses have some controls in place. The problem is that no one is quite sure whether they’re current, complete, or still appropriate.

These are the areas we review with every new client:

  • A documented cybersecurity policy that reflects how the business actually operates
  • Regular updates and patching across systems and devices
  • Staff awareness training so people know what to look for
  • Controls around sensitive data and access
  • Reliable backups and a clear recovery plan
  • Ongoing security reviews, not one‑off audits
  • Secure access for remote and hybrid work

If any of these feel unclear or out of date, that’s normal. It simply means security hasn’t had clear ownership.

That’s where we come in.

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What is SMB1001?
Learn everything about the SMB1001 cybersecurity certification standard — levels, controls, benefits, and how to get certified.
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SMB1001:2026 Assessment

Find Your Certification Level

Answer 4 simple questions based on the SMB1001:2026 standard by Dynamic Standards International to discover which cybersecurity certification level is right for your business.

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Question 1 of 4
How sensitive is the information your business handles?
We only handle publicly available information.
(Example: Sharing general company news, public pricing, or marketing material.)
Some of our information is confidential.
(Example: Internal team documents, business plans, or project details only staff should see.)
Some of our information is sensitive or personal.
(Example: Storing customer names, addresses, phone numbers, or financial details.)
Our information requires enhanced protection.
(Example: Trade secrets, intellectual property, legal or medical records that need strict controls.)
Our information is classified or highly regulated.
(Example: Government contracts, defence data, or information subject to regulatory compliance like SOCI.)
Question 2 of 4
What level of system access do your team members have?
Only public websites and systems that don't require login.
(Example: Browsing the company website or viewing publicly shared files.)
Standard user access to business apps and cloud platforms.
(Example: Logging into Microsoft 365, Xero, or a CRM to do everyday work.)
Administrative access to business apps and service platforms.
(Example: Creating user accounts, managing software settings, or configuring business tools.)
Physical and admin access to on-premise servers or operational systems.
(Example: Managing a server room, network infrastructure, or SCADA/OT systems.)
Admin access to critical infrastructure or essential services.
(Example: Managing utilities, healthcare systems, transport, or critical government platforms.)
Question 3 of 4
How critical are your products or services to your customers?
Non-essential — customers can easily find alternatives.
(Example: Retail products or services that are widely available from other providers.)
Replaceable — customers can manage without us for up to 30 days.
(Example: Cleaning, maintenance, or consulting services that can wait a while.)
Important — customers need us within 30 days.
(Example: Business supplies, accounting services, or IT support that clients rely on monthly.)
Critical — customers need us within 7 days.
(Example: Internet services, managed IT, payroll, or logistics that businesses depend on weekly.)
Urgent — customers need us within 8 hours.
(Example: Emergency services, healthcare, utilities, or 24/7 critical infrastructure.)
Question 4 of 4
Does your business require cyber insurance or need to meet compliance obligations?
No — we don't currently have cyber insurance or compliance requirements.
(Example: A small business that hasn't needed insurance or specific security standards yet.)
We're considering cyber insurance or may need it soon.
(Example: Growing business that clients or partners are starting to ask about security posture.)
Yes — we hold or require cyber insurance.
(Example: Business with active cyber insurance policy or working towards one for client contracts.)
Yes — plus we need to meet industry or government compliance standards.
(Example: Must comply with Essential Eight, APRA CPS 234, PCI DSS, or similar frameworks.)
Yes — we require externally audited compliance and supply chain assurance.
(Example: Defence contracts, SOCI Act obligations, or customers requiring verified security certification.)
Your recommended certification
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✓ Diamond
What this means for your business
Ready to get certified?
All IT Services can guide you through SMB1001 certification. We handle the technology, policies, and training to get your business certified — and keep you certified year after year.
Book a Free Cyber Review Call 1300 425 548

This assessment is based on the SMB1001:2026 standard developed by Dynamic Standards International (DSI). Certification is issued through CyberCert. This tool provides a recommendation only — contact us for a full assessment.

TIME FOR A VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION…

Is Your Domain Protected from Cyber Threats?

Are you confident that your domain name is safe from threats like phishing, spoofing, fraud, and impersonation? If you’re unsure, then it’s time to check your domain’s DMARC status (that’s Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance, by the way).

It's super simple, takes just a minute, and guess what? It's free!

Check Your DMARC Status Today

A layered approach to cybersecurity

Our Cybersecurity Services

We do not install a security product and walk away. We build and manage a layered cybersecurity defence around your business so risks are identified early and dealt with properly.

That means monitoring, testing, training, and responding as your environment changes. Security is actively managed so threats are caught before they disrupt operations or expose data.

Monitoring and reporting

We review endpoint and email threats daily and provide regular posture reporting so you can see where risk exists. Reporting is written in plain language for business owners, not just IT staff, and removes the need for a dedicated in‑house security analyst.

Cybersecurity assessments

Regular security reviews aligned to the SMB1001 framework and the Essential Eight. We identify gaps, prioritise what matters most, and manage remediation so findings do not sit unresolved or turn into shelfware.

Employee cybersecurity training

Ongoing phishing simulations and security awareness training that help staff recognise real‑world threats such as suspicious emails, links, and social engineering attempts before damage is done.

Endpoint security

Managed endpoint protection across laptops, desktops, and servers using Huntress‑powered EDR. Devices are patched regularly and configurations are checked to stop threats at the perimeter rather than responding after they spread.

Data protection

Email authentication controls to reduce spoofing and business email compromise, encrypted backups with tested recovery, and practical support for Privacy Act and Notifiable Data Breaches obligations.

Network assessment

Continuous vulnerability scanning, firewall reviews, and periodic policy validation to identify weak points early and keep your network secure as systems, sites, and users change.

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Don’t leave it to chance

Ready to close the gaps in your cybersecurity?

Get a clear view of where your cybersecurity stands and what to do next. We’ll talk through your current setup, highlight any obvious risks, and explain what sensible next steps would look like for your business. The focus is on clarity and ownership, not selling tools.

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