Security Risk Assessments for Australian Organisations
Go beyond a simple audit. Intrix provides strategic risk assessments mapped to APRA CPS 234, SOCI Act, ISM, and IEC 62443 to build a prioritised, effective security roadmap
Understand Your True Risk Posture
Today’s rising threats and complex regulations make it impossible to protect everything equally. A focused risk assessment is the first step toward building a smart, cost-effective, and resilient cyber defence program. One that aligns your security investments with real business risk.
Traditional compliance audits often miss the mark. They deliver long reports full of technical findings but lack prioritisation or practical guidance, leaving decision-makers unsure where to focus their efforts.
Intrix takes a different approach. We tailor our assessments to your industry and regulatory needs whether in finance, government, critical infrastructure, healthcare, manufacturing, or technology. We turn technical risks into clear business insights with prioritised, actionable roadmaps for stronger security.
Why a Tailored Risk Assessment Matters
Every industry faces different regulatory pressure, so we map each assessment to the frameworks that actually apply to your business
Manufacturing (IEC 62443)
Conducting OT-safe assessments of your industrial environment against the leading global standard
OT asset inventory and mapping
Security level capability assessment
Zone and conduit architecture review
Non-intrusive testing methodology
Critical Infrastructure (SOCI Act)
Developing the risk management program required by the SOCI Act to protect your critical assets
Critical asset identification
All hazards risk assessment
Risk management program development
Enhanced cyber security obligations
Government (ISM & PSPF)
Providing a clear gap analysis against the Information Security Manual and Protective Security Policy Framework
ISM control implementation review
PSPF compliance evaluation
Security classification review
Financial Services (CPS 234)
We assess your compliance with APRA’s requirements for asset management, control effectiveness, and third-party risk
Identify and classify assets
Control effectiveness evaluation
Third-party risk management assessment
Our Assessment Process
1
Discovery
Understand your business context, assets, and regulatory requirements
2
Assessment
Systematic evaluation against relevant frameworks and standards
3
Analysis
Risk prioritisation and business impact assessment
4
Roadmap
Actionable remediation plan with clear priorities
Security Risk Assessments
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a security risk assessment?
A security risk assessment from Intrix includes asset identification and classification, a gap analysis against relevant frameworks such as APRA CPS 234, the SOCI Act, the ISM or IEC 62443, and a prioritised remediation roadmap. You receive a clear, business focused report rather than a long technical findings list.
How is this different from a standard compliance audit?
A compliance audit checks whether you meet a specific standard, often producing a long list of findings with no clear priority. A security risk assessment goes further, mapping those findings to actual business risk and giving you a prioritised roadmap that tells you exactly what to fix first and why.
How long does a security risk assessment take?
Most security risk assessments are completed within two to four weeks, depending on the size of your environment and the number of regulatory frameworks involved. Discovery and assessment typically take the bulk of that time, with analysis and roadmap delivery following shortly after.
Which frameworks and regulations do you assess against?
We assess against the frameworks relevant to your industry, including APRA CPS 234 for financial services, the SOCI Act for critical infrastructure, the Information Security Manual and PSPF for government, and IEC 62443 for manufacturing and operational technology environments. We tailor the assessment scope to your specific regulatory obligations.
What does the SOCI Act actually require us to do?
The SOCI Act requires responsible entities for critical infrastructure assets to register those assets, report significant cyber incidents within set timeframes, and maintain a Critical Infrastructure Risk Management Program covering cyber, personnel, supply chain and physical hazards. Enhanced rules for high risk asset classes are currently under consultation and expected to apply over the next two years.
How often should we repeat a security risk assessment?
Most organisations should repeat a security risk assessment annually, or sooner following a significant change to systems, regulations or threat exposure. With the SOCI Act’s enhanced CIRMP Rules currently under consultation, critical infrastructure operators should plan to reassess as soon as the new rules are finalised, rather than waiting for the next scheduled cycle.
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