Your industry's rules, and the IT that has to meet them
Your regulator, your insurer or your biggest client has already told you what your IT has to do. Meeting that rarely means buying new products. It means making the systems you already run stand up to an audit.
Legal
Privilege, trust accounts and matter data, plus the anti-money-laundering Tranche 2 obligations now landing on law firms.
Law firm ITFinancial services
The annexure your dealer group sends, CPS 234, and the broker questionnaires that come with advising, broking or running an SMSF practice.
Adviser and accountant ITConstruction & engineering
Site connectivity, the security questionnaires head contractors send down the chain, subcontractor access, project platforms.
Contractor and site ITMining services
Drone surveyors, engineering consultancies, geotech, environmental and safety auditors. Prime contractor security packs and remote site connectivity.
Mining services ITHealth
My Health Record share by default in 2026, governance for AI scribes, and the practice management platform you already run.
Practice IT and privacyNot-for-profit
Donor data, volunteer access, security conditions written into grant funding, and the charities regulator sharpening its focus on cyber.
Charity and donor dataEducation
Child Safe Standard 9, the framework for AI in schools, vendor risk on your learning and student record systems, parent communications.
School IT and safeguardingRegistered training organisations
The 2025 Standards, student record retention, unique student identifier handling, AVETMISS reporting.
Training provider ITOther industries
Warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, retail, professional services. Most of the work does not change with the sector. We scope yours the same way.
Scope your sectorWho we don't target
Government agencies and departments are not who we sell to. Panel procurement, security clearance overhead and the tender rhythm do not suit the way we work. A specialist who does that work all day will serve you better. No offence if you arrived here from a government domain.
The qualifier
Let's see if we're a fit.
Seven questions, one moment of your time. We'd rather tell you now than three months in.