Information Security Auditing

Independent. Structured. Business-Focused.

At CyberAudit, we don’t sell tools or implementation services. Our role is to act as an independent assessor, helping you objectively understand your risks and readiness. We align our audits to recognised frameworks such as SMB1001, ensuring your security posture can be measured, tracked, and demonstrated over time.

Whether you're handling sensitive customer data, financial information, or health records, our audits help ensure you’re meeting both regulatory expectations in New Zealand and emerging best practices.

What is an Information Security Audit?

An Information Security Audit provides a comprehensive review across key areas of your organisation, including:

  • Governance and security policies

  • Access control and identity management

  • Endpoint and network security

  • Backup and disaster recovery readiness

  • Cloud systems (including Microsoft 365 and SaaS platforms)

  • Data protection and privacy controls

  • Incident response preparedness

  • Third-party and supplier risk

We focus not just on technical controls, but also on the real-world effectiveness of your processes and user behaviour.

Clear, Practical Outcomes

You won’t get a generic report full of technical jargon. Instead, we provide:

  • A clear snapshot of your current security maturity

  • A scored assessment aligned to SMB1001

  • Identification of high-risk gaps and exposures

  • Prioritised, practical recommendations you can act on

  • A roadmap for continuous improvement

Our reports are designed to be understood by both technical teams and business leaders, making them suitable for internal planning, board reporting, or external assurance.

Is an information security audit right for my organisation?

Our Information Security Auditing service is ideal for:

  • Small to mid-sized businesses wanting a clear security baseline

  • Healthcare and professional services handling sensitive data

  • Organisations preparing for compliance, certification, or client assurance

  • Businesses that have “set and forgotten” their IT security and need a review

  • Companies seeking independent validation, not a sales pitch

Why It Matters

Cybersecurity is no longer optional, especially for organisations handling sensitive or regulated data. An independent audit helps you:

  • Demonstrate due diligence to clients, partners, and regulators

  • Reduce the likelihood and impact of cyber incidents

  • Make informed investment decisions (avoid overspending or gaps)

  • Build trust with customers and stakeholders

  • Establish a measurable baseline for ongoing improvement

Take the first Step

If you're unsure how secure your organisation really is, you're not alone.

Start with an independent audit and gain the clarity you need to move forward with confidence.