Australia

Cybersecurity regulation in Australia is designed to protect businesses and consumers from online threats. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) is responsible for developing and implementing cybersecurity policy. The ACSC works with the private sector, academia, and international partners to raise awareness of cybersecurity risks and promote best practices. Cybersecurity regulation in Australia requires businesses to take measures to protect their data and systems from cyber attacks. These measures include implementing strong passwords, encrypting data, and regularly backing up files. Failure to implement these measures can result in significant financial penalties. Cybersecurity regulation in Australia also requires businesses to report data breaches to the ACSC. This helps to ensure that incidents are investigated and that steps are taken to prevent future attacks.

GRC360 provide range of services specific to Australian clients, including but not limited to:

• CPS 234
• Information Security Manual (ISM)
• ASD’s Essential Eight 

Our services include consulting, assessment and support services.

Please visit our Services page for full range of services offered.