Sophisticated attacks are now cheap to execute and tailored to each target. Secure60 identifies your cyber and AI gaps, governs the AI the business adopts and brings the business to a compliant position that wins client trust.
Generative AI writes convincing phishing in any language, researches a target from public sources and automates steps that took an operator days. The same tools are being adopted inside the business faster than policy covers them.
One credential-phishing email is enough to give an attacker a valid login to your environment.
Domains resembling yours are registered to deceive staff and customers, and never appear in your own logs.
Exploitation follows disclosure within days for widely deployed software.
Security questionnaires now ask what your models access, who approved them and what controls surround them.
Secure60 reviews the environment the business runs today and ranks each gap by business impact. The review reads telemetry the business already produces, so it reflects the live estate as well as the policy set.
Telemetry you already send
Exposure that never reaches your logs
AI programmes move faster than the security work behind them. Secure60 embeds governance in the initiatives already under way, so AI adoption proceeds with guardrails, human approval on sensitive actions and an audit trail behind it.
Clients and enterprise buyers require evidence of security before they sign. Secure60 provides it in two forms: the Secure60 security baseline, or certification against a formal framework. In both, Secure60 operates the controls and keeps the evidence current between reviews.
A defined standard of monitoring and control, operated by Secure60 and evidenced in a Governance register.
Certification run end to end and maintained between surveillance audits.
Customer input is scope, risk appetite, policy sign-off and the audit interview. Secure60 performs the remaining work. ISO 27001 costs under A$1,600 a month across the three-year cycle.
What the business runs, where it is exposed and which compliance route the next contract requires.
Cyber and AI gaps ranked by business impact, with a plan and an owner for each.
Controls implemented, AI initiatives governed and security operations running on one platform.
The Secure60 baseline or a certification achieved, then controls operated and evidenced between reviews.
The security review blocking our biggest contract went from a three-month scramble to a conversation.
We rolled out AI across the business and Secure60 made sure it was governed from day one — no surprises when the board asked.
A risk review sets out where the business is exposed, which AI use needs governing and which compliance route the next contract requires.
