Defense-Level Security. For Those Who Defend.
Government & Defense
Military-grade network security meeting the strictest government standards - protecting classified information, critical operations, and national security infrastructure
Government Security Requirements
Government agencies face nation-state threats, must protect classified information, ensure operational continuity, and meet stringent security frameworks like ISM and PSPF.
ISM & PSPF Compliance
Information Security Manual and Protective Security Policy Framework alignment. Australian government security standards including Essential Eight implementation.
Classified Network Environments
SECRET and TOP SECRET network design and implementation. Air-gapped systems, cross-domain solutions, and compartmented information handling.
Defense-Grade Encryption
Military-grade encryption (AES-256, quantum-resistant algorithms). Secure key management and cryptographic module validation (FIPS 140-2/3).
Continuous Monitoring
24/7 security monitoring meeting government standards. Threat detection, incident response, and reporting aligned with ACSC guidelines.
Secure Communications
Protected voice, video, and data communications for sensitive operations. Secure collaboration platforms and classified information exchange.
Nation-State Threat Protection
Defense against advanced persistent threats (APTs) from nation-state actors. Threat intelligence specific to government targeting.
Government Security Solutions
Essential Eight Implementation
Complete Essential Eight maturity level implementation following ACSC guidance. Baseline, hardened, and extreme hardening strategies.
- Application control (whitelisting)
- Patch applications and operating systems
- Configure office productivity macro settings
- User application hardening
- Restrict administrative privileges
- Patch operating systems
- Multi-factor authentication
- Regular backups
Classified Information Protection
Network architecture and controls for handling classified information at various security levels from PROTECTED to TOP SECRET.
- Multi-level security (MLS) architecture
- Cross-domain solutions for information transfer
- Compartmented information handling
- Need-to-know access enforcement
- Secure destruction and sanitization
Supply Chain Security
Trusted ICT equipment and software acquisition. Supply chain risk management following government procurement guidelines.
- Trusted vendor assessment and approval
- Hardware and software provenance verification
- Firmware integrity validation
- Supply chain threat intelligence
- Secure procurement processes
Incident Response & Reporting
Government-aligned incident response with mandatory reporting to ACSC and relevant agencies. Forensics and threat attribution.
- ACSC incident reporting compliance
- Classified incident handling procedures
- Digital forensics and evidence preservation
- Threat attribution and intelligence sharing
- Post-incident security improvement
Government Security Frameworks
Compliance with Australian and international government security standards and frameworks.
ISM (Information Security Manual)
Australian government information security guidance including Essential Eight, security controls, and risk management.
PSPF (Protective Security Policy Framework)
Australian government protective security policy covering governance, information, personnel, and physical security.
Essential Eight
ACSC prioritized mitigation strategies to protect against cyber threats. Maturity levels 1-3 implementation.
NIST SP 800-53
US government security controls for federal information systems. International standard for high-security requirements.
Common Criteria (CC)
International security evaluation standard for IT products. EAL certification for government-approved solutions.
Government Threat Landscape
Advanced persistent threats specifically targeting government
Growing sophistication and frequency of state-sponsored threats
Attackers targeting government supply chains
Round-the-clock protection for critical government systems
Agencies We Protect
- Federal and state government departments
- Defense and military organizations
- Intelligence and security agencies
- Law enforcement agencies
- Emergency services
- Government contractors with clearances
Protect Government Operations
Get defense-level security architecture meeting Australian government standards