APRA wants evidence. Your board wants assurance. Your insurer wants both.
Deep experience in the Australian financial services regulatory environment - from CPS 234 self-assessments to board-level cyber risk reporting.
The Australian financial services regulatory environment has never demanded more from security programs. APRA CPS 234 sets the floor. CPS 220 ties cyber risk to operational risk obligations. The Cyber Security Act 2024 introduces mandatory ransomware reporting. Privacy Act obligations govern how you handle customer data. And cyber insurers are scrutinising security controls more carefully than ever at renewal.
Coastal Cyber has deep experience in this environment - working with fintech operators, non-bank lenders, financial advisers, and investment managers to build security programs that satisfy regulators, meet insurer requirements, and give boards the evidence they need to govern effectively.
We speak APRA's language. We know what a CPS 234 gap analysis needs to produce, what APRA actually expects to see in a self-assessment, and how to connect the technical controls to the governance obligations your board is accountable for.
Relevant services
- APRA CPS 234 gap analysis and uplift roadmap
- CPS 220 operational risk - cyber component
- Cyber Security Act 2024 obligations assessment
- Cyber insurance readiness assessment
- vCISO retainer - financial services focus
- Board cyber reporting and briefings
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