From a complementary 30-minute screening of your choice to comprehensive independent assurance audits. We provide outcomes giving both you and external entities the confidence needed to map and improve your cyber resilience.
Cyber resilience requires a foundation that encourages consistency and collaboration. By assessing your enterprise risk management framework, we create or improve your information security framework to mitigate risk.
The culture piece of any information security framework determines its success. Through cyber risk awareness training, tabletop exercises, cultural surveys, and control testing, we enhance knowledge while identifying areas of improvement.
Technology itself is constantly changing. Organisations need to maintain ongoing monitoring of their cyber risk framework to proactively mitigate blind spots and adapt to the exponential rise of AI-enabled cyber attacks. Standards and regulations are now being issued and updated at unprecedented speed, offering essential guidance to counter these threats.
For Cyber Risk Management, our approach and methodology covers the better practice guidelines and standards relevant to the organisation including:
We also have extensive industry specific compliance experience relating to information security and risk management. For Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) regulated financial institutions, we ensure compliance with the designated risk management Prudential Standards and Guidelines:
William is a senior IT professional with over 15 years experience in cyber security across a broad range of industries, including insurance, local government, construction, and the public health sector. William is highly skilled in drafting frameworks, education and auditing.
Andy brings over 13 years of consulting experience, His expertise and stakeholder engagement skills make him a trusted advisor for strategy-driven boards and executives.
Waresa is highly analytical auditor with extensive experience in financial and information security audit, leveraging technology such as Power BI to better represent audit data. Waresa pushes the needle on innovative ways to better communicate findings.
From insurance and financial services to Local Government, InConsult has helped boards, executives and Chief Information Security Officers strengthen governance, manage risk and build operational resilience in information security. Explore our client case studies to see how our practical, independent advice delivers measurable outcomes.
InConsult strengthened a multinational insurer’s third party risk program — delivering passive vulnerability scanning, bespoke vendor assessments aligned to APRA CPS 234/230, and year-on-year cohort reporting to support executive and regulatory oversight.
InConsult delivered the first comprehensive Essential Eight audit for a NSW council serving 40,000+ residents — confirming ASD Maturity Level One compliance and providing a clear remediation roadmap aligned to Cyber Security NSW guidelines.
When Hackers Hit the Jobsite: The New Frontier of Construction Cyber Threats The Australian construction industry has undergone one of the most significant digital transformations in its history. Building Information Modelling (BIM), cloud-based project management, IoT-enabled devices, remote site connectivity
On September 15th 2025, the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) issued the new Topical Requirements focused on strengthening consistency and quality of auditing the high-risk area of Third Party Management. As a new mandatory element of the IIA International Professional
Five years ago (mid-2020), the AI landscape was primarily dominated by “Narrow AI” models performing specific tasks like image classification, recommendation systems, and basic natural language processing. While foundational large language models like GPT-3 were being introduced (GPT-3 was released
