Flame Tree Cyber offers comprehensive cyber security services tailored to the needs of government agencies, critical infrastructure providers, educational institutions, and small to medium businesses.
Our approach focuses on practical solutions that ensure compliance, enhance resilience, and build robust defences against cyber threats.
We are Australian owned and operated which inspires both our business name and branding.
We care deeply about our community and proudly sponsor key industry events such as CrikeyCon, AusCERT, the Australian Information Security Association and support the Australian Industry Defence Network (AIDN).
Extensive Cyber Security Services
Compliance & assurance
Demonstrate accountability and reduce risks.
- ISO 27001
- IRAP
- Essential Eight
- CMMC
- NIST 2.0
Incident Resilience
Be prepared, stay operational.
- Ensure your business needs are covered during an incident.
- Prepare for potential cyber threats.
- Test and refine response capabilities.
- Real-time support during incidents.
- Post-incident reviews and continuous improvement.
Cyber Maturity Uplift
Enhance your security to address threats.
- Cyber maturity assessments
- Targeted security enhancements
- Ongoing support and training
Privacy services
- Maturity assessments to benchmark your privacy practices
- Reviews aligned with legislation and regulatory requirements
- Customised governance frameworks to embed privacy into operations
Governance
Define governance, drive accountability.
- Policy and strategy alignment
- Executive-level advisory (fractional Chief Information Security Officer)
- Cyber security committee establishment
- Governance effectiveness reviews
AI Services
- Readiness assessments to evaluate your AI adoption capabilities
- Governance frameworks to ensure compliance and ethical alignment
- Ongoing support for optimisation and continuous improvement
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