Walk into your next audit committee with the right questions.

Standards and laws named and dated

Cyber risk is now a standing item of corporate governance in Australia, shaped by government threat data, a changing control framework, mandatory reporting laws and clear expectations of directors.

features to read

Across 1 edition and 67 pages, all free to download.

average read

Long enough to go deep, short enough for a coffee break.

What boards should ask, and why

• How we got here
• The standards: AASB S2 and AASB S1
• Who reports, and when
• Assurance: the ASSA 5010 timetable

Practical checklists you can use tomorrow

1. Test your channel. Make a test report through each channel and time how long it takes to reach someone who can act. Check that suppliers and customers can find it. 2. Run three analytics.

Clear structure

63 clearly signposted sections across the edition, so you can jump straight to what you need.

Made to share

Every edition is a single, well-designed PDF. Read it on your phone, print it for a meeting, or pass the link to a colleague.