Key benefits of comprehensive, affordable, and editable information security & privacy documentation
Save Time and Money
Hiring a consultant or using in-house employees to produce equivalent documents to our templates will cost far more in time as well as money. Our Cyber Documentation-as-a-Service is a semi-customised solution intended to help organisations have access to high quality cyber security documentation for a fraction of the cost and effort required to create it.
Customise for your Organisation
Use our document templates as-is or tailor them to the specific needs of your organisation environment and technologies. Using our templates to create your own documentation will prove that your information security program exists to auditors, vendors, insurance companies, and for other compliance requirements.
Follows Industry Best Practice
Our high quality document templates were created by information security professionals with industry experience and follow security industry frameworks and best practices including NIST SP 800-53, ISO 27002, NZISM, GDPR, PSR, Essential Eight, UK Cyber Essentials, and more.
Why pay for cyber document templates when you can download other ones for free?
Incomplete
You will likely have to spend a lot of time completing free templates as most have sections requiring the user to fill in a lot of information that they may not fully understand due to insufficient cyber / information security knowledge and industry experience. The resulting document may not meet compliance requirements or organisation IT strategies.
Low quality
You do not know if a free template was created by a cyber security professional who has knowledge of industry best practice. Writing cyber / information security documentation is a skill and requires strong knowledge of cyber threats, protective measures, and compliance requirements.
Inconsistent
Free documents downloaded from different authors and websites will lack consistent language, direction and overall objectives. Inconsistent cyber documentation may result in a poor information security program, audit failures, lack of evidence for vendors and auditors, and not meeting the organisation IT strategy.
