Cyber Security Review
Fix the Gaps.
We turn cyber security reviews into action your team can deliver. The end result is a clear path to stronger security measures, fewer cyber security incidents, and better everyday security practices.
Cut Risk and Build Cyber Resilience
You need a clear picture of your cyber risks and a practical plan that your team can action.
Our cyber security architecture reviews give you that plan.
We assess where you stand through a structured risk assessment, then map improvements across security controls, security measures and incident response. The outcome is a ranked roadmap that reduces exposure to cyberattacks and data breaches.
Security baked in
No bill shock
Vendor‑neutral advice
100% Perth-Based
Stop Small Gaps Becoming Big Incidents
Regular reviews prevent small issues from turning into cyber security incidents. Configuration changes, new tools and shifting access all add up. A missed patch today can become a significant cyber security incident tomorrow.
- Blind spots in security controls grow over time and weaken core security measures
- Backup assumptions fail when you actually need them, which puts recovery at risk
- Gaps in incident response lead to longer outages and higher costs when cyberattacks occur
- You miss tenders or better insurance terms due to weak security practices
- Supply chain risk spreads quickly to customers and partners
Why fall victim to preventable cyber attacks?
Risk Assessments That Deliver Solid Results
Quick wins matter. They build momentum, lower cyber risks fast, and set the tone for steady improvement in cyber resilience.
- Close high-risk gaps: identity hygiene, MFA coverage, and privileged admin controls
- Validate restore points and document roles
- Confirm backups and test restores
- Prioritise steps for incident response
Cyber Security Controls That Hold Up
Our cyber security reviews look at people, processes, and technology together. We combine technical validation with a plain English risk assessment, then map improvements to recognised security controls so your team can action them.
Infrastructure
- Email security and endpoint protection
- Servers, networks and cloud platforms
- Microsoft 365 and Entra configuration
- Backups, recovery tests and logging or monitoring
- Identity and access management across all systems
People
- Access and privilege use across the business
- Phishing exposure and awareness
- Key person risk and coverage
- Training gaps tied to real incidents
Processes
- Policies that govern day‑to‑day work
- Change control and approvals
- Incident response playbooks and call trees
- Vendor and third‑party risk, including contracts and attestations
What You Receive
- Executive summary in business language
- Risk heatmap and ranked recommendations
- A 90 day quick‑wins plan and a 12 month roadmap
- A fix list mapped to owners, effort and impact
- A one‑page brief for owners or the board
Compliance Friendly. Business Ready.
If you support critical infrastructure, we include mapping to Australian Government cyber security initiatives like the Essential 8.
Our cyber security reviews adhere to the Department of Home Affairs Australian Cyber Security Strategy and alignment with the Australian Cyber Security Centre.
In the unlikely event that a cyber incident occurs, we’ll run a cyber incident review board style debrief to capture lessons and update the plan.
Clear Plan + Practical Help = Stronger Security
At PCC, our team pairs personal service with full‑service capability. We translate security into practical steps and recommend only what you need.
We combine plain English reporting with hands‑on guidance so you can improve cyber resilience without changing how your business works. We keep the personal service of our roots and pair it with full‑service capability for growing teams.
When you want a clear plan and a steady hand, let’s chat.
FAQ
How much does a cyber security review cost?
We price the review as a fixed fee after a short discovery call. Cost depends on team size, systems in scope and the depth of validation required. Every quote includes an executive summary, a risk assessment, and a prioritised action plan.
How does a cyber security policy review improve compliance?
It aligns policies with recognised security controls and the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s guidance, then closes gaps in approvals, ownership and evidence. The review also links policies to incident response steps and change control, which gives auditors and insurers clear proof of good security practices.
What industries benefit most from regular cyber security reviews?
Professional services, healthcare, finance, manufacturing, education, logistics and construction all see strong gains. Suppliers to critical infrastructure and any team handling customer or regulated data benefit from routine risk management and clear security measures.
How often should cyber security software be reviewed or updated?
Apply patches as released for high‑risk systems and at least monthly for others. Review configuration and access quarterly, and reassess the toolset annually or after major change or any significant cyber security incident.
Can a cyber security review prevent data breaches?
No review can guarantee zero incidents. It does reduce likelihood and impact by improving security measures, tightening security controls and strengthening incident response. That combination helps detect cyberattacks earlier, contain them faster and recover with less disruption, which lifts overall cyber resilience.
