The CyberOps Experience
Process & Architecture Consulting
CyberOps has experienced practitioners who provide expert consulting services on IT architectures and business processes with a focus on secure solutions.
Governance, Risk & Business Advice
CyberOps specialises in services to bridge the gap between the executive, risk and technical teams. Through boardroom awareness sessions, risk assessments and workshops with technical teams, vendors and supply chain businesses, cyber maturity and resilience can be measured and improvements initiated.
Security Design, Investigation, Review & Assessment
CyberOps delivers a wide range of technical security services, from reviewing existing processes and documentation, assessing the security of current environments, to the design of new secure IT systems to meet modern security requirements.
Cyber Compliance
CyberOps helps organisations meet their cyber compliance obligations by assisting in development of risk compliance reviews governance activities, policies and action plans.
Cyber Preparation
CyberOps can assist your organisation to assess and improve your current cybersecurity resilience, through the use of mature security architectural, design, development, deployment, vulnerability testing and management techniques.
Cyber Publications
As cybersecurity threats evolve and new vulnerabilities are discovered, through an ongoing series of publications and presentations, CyberOps aims to keep its customers well informed of the critical events affecting the Cyber community.
CyberOps R&D Lab
CyberOps continues to support the building of state of the art cyber labs, testing facilities and drive R&D initiatives in Australia.
Industry Segment Specialist Advice
CyberOps provides advice to a broad range of industries and specialisations including Space, Manufacturing, Defence, Satellite operations, IOT, Radio Frequency Communications, Encryption technologies and blockchain.
scalable enterprise Cyber services
The impact of cybersecurity risk is constantly growing. Local industries and all levels of government are being tested by the changing landscape. The increasing adoption of internet connected devices (IoT) and mobile smart devices, has increased the vulnerabilities even further. Every month we hear of another large organisation being hacked, but what often goes unreported is the hundreds of smaller companies and individuals being affected.
While national initiatives focus on the larger companies, utilities and layers of government; smaller companies are often left to their own devices to secure their businesses. As well as providing services to larger organisations, CyberOps offers enterprise quality services and experience tailored for the needs of smaller businesses in Australia. We do this by taking our customers on a journey by building awareness, providing targeted advice, carrying out workshops and informal assessments, providing resources and services to build resilience.
Our aim is to ensure organisations are ready to meet their compliance and operational requirements, but more importantly operate securely in a sustainable manner.
Latest news
Meltdown and Spectre CPU Flaws Impact All Major CPUs
A recent flaw disclosed by Google Project Zero has the potential to impact all major Central Processing Units (CPUs), including those from Intel, AMD and ARM, exposing almost all PCs, laptops, tablets, and smartphones, regardless of manufacturer or operating system to exploitation. This flaw has existed in many Intel CPU’s since 1995. These hardware related vulnerabilities have […]
Staying Safe On The Internet
Recently the CyberOps team presented at South Australian Law Society 2017 Conference in Adelaide. The session was very well attended and resulted in many question during the session and discussions afterwards. The team covered many topics including: What motivates a hacker The Cyber Security Landscape Is Changing Where Could Evidence Come From What is Driving Change The Internet […]
Malicious Attack Activity and Global System Infections
Many security and virus detection organisations track malicious attack activity and global system infections. The below list represents some of the more graphically interesting services. Trend Global BotNet Threat Activity Map Global Virus Map Kaspersky Lab Live Attack Map Norce Live Attack Map FireEye Cyber Threat Map IPew Attack Map OpenDNS Traffic Map Team Cymru […]
Securing Your Information When Migrating To The Cloud
Many organisations are considering how to best utilise Cloud Computing to reduce operational costs, increase business efficiency and allowing staff to focus on core business outcomes, rather than running IT systems themselves. The CyberOps team have found that not all cloud services achieve the expected business outcome. If you are considering using Cloud services or […]
The Onion Router aka TOR, DarkNet or DeepWeb
TOR was built to provide the ability to anonymise activity and to protect the privacy of online users. Like many technologies that can be used for good and evil, TOR is no exception. By providing a dynamic encrypted IP network, a covert hosting environment and the ability to obfuscate the IP addresses of users when accessing […]
Cybersecurity – The ever evolving business challenge
Cyber Security can be challenging for many organisations. The CyberOps team is passionate about helping businesses in understanding the threats, vulnerabilities and attacks that can affect an organisations day to day operations. This presentation outlines some of the online tools and techniques used by malicious individuals to profile staff members and exposed technologies. Topics include: […]
Reporting Cyber Incidents
When the CyberOps team assist Australian business who have been impacted or threatened by a Cyber-attack, we are often asked who needs to be notified? With the exception of specific industry and organisation requirements, we highly recommended notifying the following Law Enforcement and Government organisations. http://www.acorn.gov.au/ http://www.asd.gov.au/infosec/reportincident.htm https://www.cert.gov.au/incidents Contact us to find out more. […]