Consumer Data Protection
Services Australia

Intrix provides expert consumer data protection services to help organisations safeguard customer information, prevent data breaches, and respond effectively to cyber incidents. Our cybersecurity solutions are designed to reduce risk, protect sensitive data, and strengthen trust.

A Breach Doesn't Just Cost Money—It Costs Customers

For a retailer, the cost of a data breach extends far beyond regulatory fines. A breach that exposes your customers’ personal and payment information can cause severe and lasting reputational damage

Consumer Data Protection Services

Legal Obligations

You are legally required to protect customer data under the Australian Privacy Act and report eligible breaches under the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme

Brand at Risk

Could your business survive the brand damage from a major breach? In retail, reputation is everything—and recovery can take years

Intrix Retail Incident Response Retainer

A data breach is an existential threat; preparation is critical. Our pre-paid Incident Response Retainer ensures you are not alone when a crisis hits

Guaranteed, Rapid Access

You get instant access to our expert DFIR team—available 24/7, 365 days a year

Dedicated emergency hotline with a 1-hour response time

Priority escalation to senior incident commanders

Pre-positioned threat intelligence for retail sector attacks

No delays, no queues—immediate action

Contain and Recover

We act fast to contain the attack, restore operations, and limit financial and reputational damage

Rapid containment to stop data exfiltration and limit

Forensic analysis to identify what data was compromised

Secure evidence preservation for law enforcement

Eradication of threat actors and malware

Managed Crisis & Reporting

We support you through full recovery, including all required NDB and PCI DSS reporting

Assessment of NDB scheme notification requirements

Preparation of OAIC notifications

PCI DSS forensic investigation (PFI) reporting

Media and stakeholder communication

Preventive Consumer Data Protection

An incident response retainer is essential, but prevention is even better. We also help you build defenses before an attack occurs

Data Mapping & Privacy

We pinpoint what data you collect, where it’s stored, and who can access it for PAC

POS & Payment System Security

We assess and harden your point-of-sale systems, payment terminals, and e-commerce platforms to prevent payment card theft and fraud

Employee Security Awareness

Train retail staff to spot phishing, social engineering, and handle data safely

Security Monitoring & Threat Detection

Real-time monitoring to detect suspicious activity, unauthorized access, and potential breaches

Why an IR Retainer is Essential for Retailers

Meet NDB Obligations

We help you meet NDB deadlines by ensuring notifications are made **as soon as practicable** and fully compliant

Speed Saves Your Brand

Every hour counts. A retainer gives you instant expert help—no costly delays while a breach escalates

Predictable Investment

A retainer gives you predictable, fixed annual costs—no surprise expenses during a crisis

Protect Customer Trust

A well-managed response demonstrates that you take security seriously. Poor handling of a breach can destroy years of brand building overnight

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme?

Under the Privacy Act, organizations must notify the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) and affected individuals when an eligible data breach occurs. An “eligible data breach” is one that is likely to result in serious harm to affected individuals. Notifications must be made “as soon as practicable” after becoming aware of the breach.

This service covers all categories of personal information regulated under the Privacy Act 1988, including financial data, health information, identity documents, contact details, and payment card data. Protection extends across digital and physical environments, including cloud platforms, internal systems, and third-party processors that store or handle consumer information on your behalf.

Our incident response retainer provides 24/7 access to a dedicated response team, with initial engagement within one hour of notification. Retainer clients receive prioritised triage, containment support, and forensic assistance to help meet the “as soon as practicable” notification obligations required under the NDB scheme.

Yes. PCI DSS compliance establishes the security controls required to protect cardholder data, while an incident response retainer ensures you have the capability to detect, contain, and respond when those controls are tested or breached. A data breach involving payment card data triggers obligations under both the NDB scheme and PCI DSS, making coordinated response capability essential for organisations that handle consumer payments.

Unused retainer hours can typically be applied to proactive security activities such as tabletop exercises, incident response plan reviews, or threat intelligence briefings, ensuring ongoing value regardless of whether a breach occurs. The retainer also maintains your organisation’s readiness so that response capability is in place before it is needed, rather than being sourced under pressure during an active incident.

Yes. Our team provides the forensic documentation, incident timelines, and technical evidence reports that insurers require to process a cyber insurance claim following a breach. Engaging our retainer prior to an incident also demonstrates proactive security governance, which can support policy eligibility and help reduce excess obligations under your cyber insurance policy.

Protect Your Brand and Maintain Customer Trust

Don’t wait until a breach destroys years of brand building. Contact Intrix to secure your Incident Response retainer before you need it

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