APRA doesn't negotiate. We bring the engineering discipline we apply in government and critical infrastructure to organisations whose systems need to be built for audit from day one.
Information security capability, incident reporting timelines, and third-party risk management are prescriptive and non-negotiable. Boards are accountable for them.
Core banking and payment systems need recovery measured in minutes. Most disaster recovery plans have been written but never tested under realistic conditions.
APRA holds institutions accountable for their technology partners' security posture. Your vendor selection is a regulatory matter, not just a commercial one.
Security design and documentation built around CPS 234 obligations and board reporting requirements.
Segmented, identity-driven access architecture across on-premises and cloud environments.
Recovery environments built to real RTOs, with documented and exercised failover procedures.
24/7 detection and response with full audit logging and forensic-ready event data.
Controlled, logged, and time-limited access to critical financial systems and data.
Security evaluation of technology suppliers to meet APRA CPS 234 third-party obligations.
Write-once backup infrastructure that survives ransomware and satisfies regulators.
APRA compliance is a starting point, not a ceiling. If you want a partner that treats compliance as an engineering requirement rather than a paperwork exercise, start the conversation.