Every six minutes, another cybercrime is reported in Australia.
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The average cost of one cyber attack is $80,850. This audit is free.
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Most businesses don't know they've been breached until the money is gone.
Right now, someone is scanning for an unpatched server, testing a stolen password or sending an invoice that looks exactly like yours or your supplier's.
$80,850
The average cost of one attack
Per business cybercrime report, up 50% in a year. For a small business, the average is $56,600.
1 in 3
Start with an email
1 in 3 business cybercrimes involved a compromised inbox
$166.8M
Paid to fake invoices
Lost to payment redirection scams in Australia in 2025
1,205
Breaches. A new record.
Data breaches notified to the OAIC in 2025, the most ever. Many more go unreported.
The longer a breach goes unnoticed, the more it costs. Breaches that take more than 200 days to find and contain cost Australian organisations an average of $5.17 million. The gaps attackers use are already in your systems. The only question is who finds them first.
Sources: ASD Annual Cyber Threat Report 2024–25 (average self-reported cost per cybercrime report); National Anti-Scam Centre 2025; OAIC Notifiable Data Breaches 2025; IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, Australia.
See how exposed your business is. 13 quick questions, no technical knowledge needed.
What your free audit covers
We assess your IT environment against the Australian Cyber Security Centre's Essential Eight, the framework Australian businesses use to defend against cyber attacks. You'll see where your systems are exposed and exactly what to fix.
Patch applications
Closes the known holes attackers scan for
Patch operating systems
Keeps outdated, exploitable systems off your network
Multi-factor authentication
A stolen password alone won't get them in
Administrative privileges
Limits how far an attacker can get
Application control
Stops unapproved and malicious programs running
Microsoft Office macros
Blocks a common way malware arrives by email
User application hardening
Shuts down risky features in browsers and apps
Regular backups
Recover fast if ransomware hits
What you'll get
A clear, actionable report tailored to your environment, covering your overall maturity level, key gaps, and a prioritised roadmap of what to strengthen.
Trusted by more than 14,000 Australian businesses.
Enterprise-grade security, delivered by local people who know you by name.
customers across Australia
staff, including 140+ technicians
locations nationally
security operations centre protecting your business
We hold ourselves to the highest security standards.
efex is independently audited, with 90+ security controls monitored around the clock.
View our certifications at trust.efex.com.au- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified
- CyberCert SMB1001 Gold
- Essential Eight aligned
- Microsoft Solutions Partner
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Questions, answered.
Everything you need to know about your free cyber security audit: what it covers, what you'll get, and what happens next.
The free cyber security audit is an assessment that is aligned to the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) Essential Eight Maturity Level 1 framework. It provides an indicative view of your organisation's current cyber security posture, highlights key risks, and identifies practical opportunities for improvement.
This audit is designed to help organisations understand where they currently stand against the Essential Eight baseline and what actions are required to improve their maturity.
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