Same cyber hygiene. Much faster.

AI has accelerated how quickly software flaws are found and exploited. StreamIT gives Australian organisations the senior security leadership to keep the fundamentals current, at the speed the threat now moves.

Monthly volumes stayed between about 600 and 2,700 until 2023, averaged about 4,000 in 2025, then climbed steeply through 2026 to 14,939 in September 2026, of which 7,740 were critical or high severity.

All new vulnerabilities (CVEs)2026Critical and high severity
CVE records published per month, Jan 2020 to Sep 2026. Source: Epoch AI, CC BY 4.0.
14,939

vulnerabilities published in September 2026. About 500 every day.

4.9×

more critical and high-severity vulnerabilities than a year earlier.

71,855

published from January to September 2026. More than all of 2025.

AI changed the pace. Not the playbook.

Since April 2026, AI models have been finding software vulnerabilities at a scale the industry has never seen. Attackers have the same capability, so the window between a flaw being published and being exploited keeps shrinking.

The defences that work are the ones that always have: patching, strong authentication, limited privileges and tested backups. What no longer works is doing them monthly, reviewing them annually and leaving no one senior accountable.

StreamIT closes that gap. We bring senior leadership to get the fundamentals done properly, then keep them at pace.

The fundamentals, at the new pace

We work to the Essential Eight, the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s baseline, and set each control to a cadence that matches today’s threat level.

Patch applications

Within 48 hours

Critical fixes for internet-facing systems, not the next monthly cycle.

Patch operating systems

Automated

Every exception tracked, approved and given an expiry date.

Multi-factor authentication

Everywhere

Phishing-resistant MFA on remote access, email and every admin account.

Admin privileges

Reviewed monthly

Time-limited access, including service accounts and automated agents.

Application control

Approved only

Only vetted software and tools can run on company devices.

Office macros

Blocked by default

Macros from the internet can’t run without a business case.

Application hardening

Locked down

Browsers, PDF readers and plugins configured to limit attack paths.

Backups

Tested quarterly

Offline, immutable copies, and a full restore someone has performed.

Start with a Rapid Security Assessment

A fixed-fee, two-week review of where you’re exposed today and what to fix first. You keep the findings and the plan, whether or not we work together afterwards.

Book an assessment
Duration
Two weeks
Fee
Fixed, quoted upfront
You receive
Exposure findings, Essential Eight maturity score, prioritised 30/60/90-day plan, executive briefing
Scope
Infrastructure, cloud, identity, key suppliers and the tools your staff use

How we work with you

Every engagement is senior-led and fixed in scope. Most clients start with the assessment and take only what they need from there.

Rapid Security Assessment

Exposure review across infrastructure, cloud, identity and the tools in use, scored against the Essential Eight with a prioritised plan.

Two weeksFixed fee

90-Day Security Overhaul

We lead remediation with your IT team or provider: patching, MFA, privileged access, backups and application control, with weekly reporting.

Three monthsFixed scope

Board Cyber Resilience Review

Tests whether your governance can keep pace with a fast-changing threat environment, and equips directors to oversee it.

Two weeksFixed fee

Fractional CISO and CTO

Senior security and technology leadership a few days a month, so the pace holds and new technology is adopted safely.

OngoingMonthly retainer
Weeks 1–2

Assess

Find out where you’re exposed and agree priorities with leadership.

Months 1–3

Overhaul

Fix what matters most, in order, with weekly progress your board can see.

Ongoing

Lead

Keep the fundamentals at pace as threats, technology and your business change.

Board Cyber Resilience Review

Is your board keeping pace? Threats, technology and regulation now change faster than most board calendars.

This review tests whether your governance can keep up: how quickly risk reaches directors, how fast decisions can be made, and whether the board is getting the assurance it needs. It covers the whole threat environment, including new technology such as AI.

  • Review of board reporting, cadence and escalation paths
  • Director briefing on the current threat environment
  • A board dashboard built around the measures that matter
  • Incident decision rehearsal for directors
  • Priority actions and owners, ready for the minutes
Book a board review

The one-minute version

Six questions for directors. Your answers stay in your browser.

Answer all six to see your result

Each answer is scored yes, partly or no.

When organisations call us

Most clients come to us at a moment when security can’t wait for the next planning cycle.

Insurance renewal

The cyber questionnaire asks for controls you can’t yet evidence.

A customer security review

An enterprise client wants assurance before they sign or renew.

An incident or near miss

Something got through, or nearly did, and the board wants answers.

New leadership

A new CEO, chair or director wants an independent view of risk.

A change of IT provider

The transition is the right moment to set the security standard.

Technology moving faster than controls

New systems and AI tools are arriving before anyone has set the rules.

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“Nothing about good security has changed. You just can’t do it at last decade’s speed anymore.”
[Founder name], Founder and Principal, StreamIT
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Know where you stand in two weeks.

Start with a 30-minute call. If an assessment isn’t worth it for you, we’ll tell you.