Cyber resilience is more than having policies and security products in place. Organisations need to understand their cyber exposure, know whether critical controls are working and have a clear process for managing weaknesses when they are identified.
ViCyber brings cyber risk, technical assurance, governance and ongoing improvement together in one platform — helping organisations move from simply managing cybersecurity to measuring and demonstrating cyber resilience.
ASIC states that cyber resilience is vital to all businesses operating in the digital economy and promotes the active, continuous and proportionate management of cyber risks.
Good cyber resilience means understanding what matters to your organisation, protecting it appropriately, monitoring for weaknesses and being prepared to respond when something goes wrong.
Make cybersecurity part of broader business governance, risk management and decision-making.
Identify the critical systems, information, assets and services your organisation depends on.
Continuously identify vulnerabilities, threats and weaknesses requiring attention.
Make your people part of your cyber defence through awareness, education and testing.
Assess
Establish a clear baseline of your current cyber posture.
Identify
Find vulnerabilities, security control weaknesses and governance gaps.
Prioritise
Understand which risks require attention first and where improvement will have the greatest impact.
Continuously Improve:
Monitor your cyber posture as technology, vulnerabilities and business risks change.
Uplift
Strengthen technical, procedural and governance controls.
KEY HIGHLIGHT
Cyber uplift isn't a one-time project. It's a continuous cycle of identifying, improving and validating cyber resilience.
Having response plans is important - but simply creating a document does not make an organisation cyber resilient.
Effective resilience means knowing who will respond, what actions need to occur, which business services must be protected and how operations will recover when an incident happens.
ViCyber helps organisations establish these foundations and keep them connected to the wider cyber risk management program. The following are custom drafted for your organisation.
Define how your organisation will identify, escalate, contain, communicate and respond to a cyber incident.
Establish how critical business operations will continue during a cyber or technology disruption.
Define how critical systems, information and services will be restored following an incident.
ASIC's good-practice guidance highlights scenario planning, exercising response processes, recovery planning and keeping response capabilities current. ASIC's 2026 cyber uplift guidance also calls for organisations to maintain and exercise incident response and business continuity plans.
ViCyber helps organisations meet ASIC’s cyber resilience expectations with structured planning, testing, recovery and ongoing assurance.
Exercise response processes, identify weaknesses and keep plans relevant as your organisation changes.
A cyber incident can affect far more than technology. It can disrupt operations, expose sensitive information, impact customers and suppliers, create regulatory obligations and damage trust in the organisation.
That is why cyber risk needs to be understood in business terms - not just technical terms. ViCyber gives management greater visibility of cyber risk so organisations can make informed decisions about where to focus resources and investment.
Identify the vulnerabilities, threats and weaknesses creating the greatest exposure to your organisation.
Translate technical cyber findings into understandable business risks, priorities and actions.
Track changes in your cybersecurity posture over time and demonstrate measurable risk reduction.
Maintain ongoing visibility of emerging risks and strengthen your readiness to respond and recover from cyber incidents.
ViCyber helps organisations support ASIC’s expectations for cyber risk to be integrated into broader risk management, with clear visibility of critical assets, safeguards and recovery capabilities.
Cyber resilience requires ongoing visibility, action and improvement.
ViCyber helps you understand your current cyber position, identify the gaps that matter and establish a practical pathway to stronger, measurable cyber resilience.
Identify the Risk. Strengthen the Controls. Prove They Work.