Australia’s critical infrastructure faces relentless threats from sophisticated adversaries. The Security of Critical Infrastructure (SOCI) Act imposes significant legal responsibilities, making robust cybersecurity a matter of national security. We help you navigate this complex landscape to ensure your essential services remain secure.
The SOCI Act applies to organisations that own or operate assets in essential sectors, including:
A successful attack on critical infrastructure can have cascading consequences for Australia's economy, security, and public safety. The risk is operational, regulatory, and reputational.
is the average frequency of cybercrime reports nationwide.
ransomware cases were reported to the ASD last year.
of critical infrastructure breaches began with compromised credentials.
cyber incidents responded to by the ASD across critical sectors.
Key obligations include:
Enhanced Cyber Security Obligations (ECSOs): Apply to Systems of National Significance
Positive Security Obligations (PSOs): Maintain a CIRMP and report incidents
Ransomware Reporting: Mandatory for entities with >$3M turnover
Our services provide critical infrastructure providers with specialised expertise across compliance and technical security.
Failure to comply with the SOCI Act exposes your organisation to significant operational, regulatory, and legal risk. Partner with Cybertify to secure what truly matters.