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Cyber Governance, Risk and Compliance

A practical operating system for cybersecurity teams that need to manage risks, obligations, policies and improvement work in one connected place.

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The outcome

Build a cybersecurity program with clear ownership, current evidence and visible progress for executives, boards and stakeholders.

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Product

Cyber Risk Management

Assess cyber risks, put security controls into practice and review the exposure that remains. Connect risks to your systems, information and suppliers, then track control implementation, review outcomes and residual risk with clear ownership.

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Cyber Compliance Management

Turn cyber security framework assessments into an ongoing improvement process. Keep requirement responses, security controls, evidence and remediation work connected so your team can explain its current position.

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Cyber Policy Management

Keep your IT and security policies aligned with the way your organisation works. Bring policy content, technical review, approval, publication and staff acknowledgements into one governed process.

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Solution

Cyber Governance, Risk & Compliance

Lead a cyber program your school can follow.

The problem

Cyber responsibilities are spread across registers, frameworks, policies and recurring work, making priorities and progress difficult to explain.

The outcome

Run a structured cyber program with clear ownership, current evidence and reporting the executive team can understand.

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Solomon Box

Manager - ICT Services at Ormiston College

Ormiston College has been able to rapidly adopt a cyber security framework and demonstrate progress succinctly to our board all thanks to Apollo Secure. It features an intuitive interface that anyone in the IT department can use, as well as other modules to map out data assets, incidents, tasks, risk registers and supplier assessments – all linkable within the product, optimising documentation and reducing double handling. For schools struggling to identify and map out their cyber posture, this tool is for you.

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Questions and answers

Questions about Cyber GRC

Practical answers to common questions about managing this responsibility well.

How should an organisation manage cyber risk?

Treat cyber risk as an ongoing governance discipline: identify important systems and information, describe credible threat scenarios, assess exposure, connect effective controls, assign accountable owners and track treatment work. Review the position as technology and threats change.

Which cyber security framework should an organisation use?

Choose frameworks according to risk, regulatory and customer obligations. In Australia, the Essential Eight provides a practical mitigation baseline and the ISM offers broader controls; ISO 27001 or NIST CSF may suit organisations needing an international management or communication framework.

Who owns cyber risk?

Technology and security teams manage much of the program, but executives and the governing body remain accountable for material organisational risk. Individual risks and controls need named owners rather than being left collectively with IT.

What should cyber risk reporting show?

Reporting should explain the most material risks, changes in exposure, control effectiveness, overdue treatment, incidents, framework progress and decisions required. Leaders need trends and consequences, not only technical activity counts.

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