
Threat Impact Assessments
Our Threat Impact Assessments are designed to identify, evaluate, and mitigate potential threats to your organization. We use state-of-the-art tools and methodologies to assess vulnerabilities and provide actionable insights to strengthen your security posture. Our comprehensive approach ensures that you are prepared to handle both current and emerging threats.
Threat analysis
Risk mitigation strategies
Assessment reports
Continuous monitoring
Ethical Hacking
At CYDATA, our Ethical Hacking services are performed by certified professionals who simulate cyber-attacks to test the effectiveness of your security measures. This proactive approach helps identify weaknesses before malicious hackers can exploit them. Our ethical hackers use a variety of techniques to ensure your systems are robust and resilient.
Certified ethical hackers
Simulated attack scenarios
vulnerability assessments
remediation guidance


Data Protection Impact Assessments
Protecting your data is our top priority. Our Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) help you understand the risks associated with processing personal data and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. We provide a thorough analysis of data flows, identify potential risks, and recommend strategies to mitigate those risks.
GDPR Complience
Risk management
Data analysis
Impact assessments
Penetration Testing
Our Penetration Testing services are designed to evaluate the security of your systems by simulating real-world attacks. Using Kali Linux, a leading tool in the industry, our experts test your defenses against a variety of attack vectors. This rigorous testing process helps you understand the effectiveness of your security measures and identify areas for improvement.
Penetration testing
Kali Linux testing
Attack simulations
Vulnerability reports

Data Breach Response Plan
A comprehensive Data Breach Response Plan is essential for swiftly and effectively managing data breaches. Our plan includes:
1. Preparation: Establish protocols and assign roles to handle data breaches.
2. Identification: Detect and confirm the breach.
3. Containment: Immediately isolate the breach to prevent further data loss.
4. Assessment: Evaluate the scope and impact of the breach.
5. Notification: Inform affected parties and relevant authorities as required.
6. Review: Analyze the breach to understand what went wrong and how to improve future responses.
Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) Scheme
Explanation of Mandatory Reporting Requirements Under the Privacy Act
The Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme mandates that organizations must report data breaches that are likely to result in serious harm to any individuals whose personal information is involved. This includes:
• Assessing: Determine if the breach meets the criteria for notification.
• Notification: Notify affected individuals and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).
• Mitigation: Take steps to minimize the harm caused by the breach.
Transparency and Trust
Emphasis on Building and Maintaining Trust Through Effective Breach Response and Transparency
Effective breach response and transparency are vital in maintaining customer trust:
• Clear Communication: Inform stakeholders promptly and clearly.
• Honesty: Provide accurate information about the breach and its impact.
• Proactive Measures: Demonstrate commitment to improving security and preventing future breaches.
• Trust Building: Engage with affected individuals and offer support to mitigate the impact.
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