Executive Security Review: board-level cyber risk, a leadership tabletop and a 12-month roadmap.
A posture review across people, process and technology, plus a leadership tabletop exercise, that produces a risk register and a 12-month roadmap the board can sign off and fund.
- 10+ years across IT, cloud & cyber
- Enterprise & government experience
- Principal consultant-led delivery
- Independent & Australian-owned
- Melbourne-based · Australia-wide
You walk away with
- Risk register — rated, owned and business-framed
- Posture review across people, process and technology
- Leadership tabletop exercise (incident scenario) with your executive team
- Executive summary the board can act on
Is this you?
You're probably here because…
If one of these is true, this may be the right starting engagement — with senior attention.
Your board or owner wants a clear picture of cyber risk, in business terms.
You're allocating budget and need to know where it matters most.
A new contract, acquisition or regulation has raised the stakes.
You have point-in-time scans but no coherent risk story.
What you get
Executive-ready deliverables, in business language
Everything is prioritised and written to be acted on, with indicative effort, dependencies and cost ranges where supportable.
- Risk register — rated, owned and business-framed
- Posture review across people, process and technology
- Leadership tabletop exercise (incident scenario) with your executive team
- Executive summary the board can act on
- Prioritised 12-month roadmap with indicative cost
- Clear recommendation on the recurring support you actually need
Productised package
Executive Security Review
Board-level posture review across people, process and tech, with a leadership tabletop exercise, a risk register and a 12-month roadmap.
$8,000
from · ex GST
1–2 weeks
typical timeline
How it works
A clear, documented method
Every engagement starts with written authorisation and a defined scope. Here's the path from start to deliverable.
- 01
Discover
Understand your business, obligations, environment and what a breach would actually cost you.
- 02
Assess
Review controls across people, process and technology against a recognised framework and your real threat profile.
- 03
Register & rate
Build a risk register that's owned and rated — not a generic checklist — so accountability is clear.
- 04
Roadmap
A sequenced 12-month plan the board can fund, with indicative effort and cost ranges where supportable and the highest-leverage moves first.
Why CyberByte Security
Principal consultant-led delivery, backed by 10+ years across IT, cloud & cyber and enterprise & government experience.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Still unsure? A scoping call answers the rest in 20 minutes.
Essential Eight measures a specific technical baseline. The Executive Security Review is broader — it covers people and process as well as technology, includes a leadership tabletop exercise, and produces a board-level risk register and roadmap. The two work well together: the review sets direction; Essential Eight measures one key control set.
It maps closely to ASD Essentials' Governance and culture domain, which expects executive accountability for cyber risk. The tabletop exercise also tests incident response, part of the Visibility and response domain.
The board, the owner and the executive. It's written in business language — risk, impact, cost, priority — for decision-makers.
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