Navigate ASIC's Expectations. Secure Your Financial Future
In the high-stakes world of finance, robust cybersecurity is a fundamental legal obligation. ASIC is actively enforcing these requirements, and a failure to comply can lead to severe legal and reputational damage. We deliver tailored solutions to secure your data, ensure compliance, and protect your organisation.
Your Partner in Compliance-Driven Cybersecurity
We work with a diverse range of financial entities, including:
The Stakes: Landmark Cases & Legal Precedent
Recent enforcement actions by ASIC serve as a critical reminder of the legal consequences of neglecting cybersecurity. Inadequate controls are a direct breach of your legal duties.
ASIC v FIIG Securities [2025]
This ongoing case alleges systemic failures, including a lack of MFA and monitoring, led to a massive data theft, with ASIC contending FIIG failed to act "efficiently, honestly, and fairly.
ASIC v RI Advice [2022]
The Federal Court found RI Advice breached s912A for failing to implement adequate cyber controls, resulting in a court-ordered overhaul of their security.
Understanding Your Core Obligations Under Section 912A
Key obligations include:
Maintaining adequate resources (technical and human) (s912A(1)(d))
Operating a robust risk management system (s912A(1)(h))
Acting efficiently, honestly, and fairly (s912A(1)(a))
Enforcing MFA, EDR/SIEM monitoring, and regular staff training as a baseline
Your End-to-End Solution for AFSL Compliance
Our tailored financial services offerings include:
We understand the nuances of the Corporations Act and ASIC's expectations. Our approach is not just about technology; it's about providing evidence-ready documentation and controls that withstand regulatory scrutiny and protect directors from personal liability.
Don't Wait for Enforcement Action
ASIC has made it clear that cyber risk is a top priority. If your risk management program cannot withstand the scrutiny of section 912A, the cost of inaction is too high.
