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# CYBERSECURITY REVIEW - GREAT ADVICE FINANCIAL ADVISERS **Priority:** P2 | **Due:** 2026-03-27 | **Business:** Great Advice Financial Advisers ## EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Immediate action required on 3 critical areas. Current posture exposes AFSL 123456 to regulatory breach and client data compromise. ## CRITICAL FINDINGS ### 1. AFSL COMPLIANCE GAPS - **Issue:** No documented cybersecurity framework aligned with ASIC RG 104 - **Risk:** Potential AFSL breach, regulatory action - **Action:** Implement ACSC Essential Eight baseline within 60 days ### 2. CLIENT DATA PROTECTION DEFICIENCIES - **Issue:** Personal information storage lacks encryption at rest - **Risk:** Privacy Act 1988 breach, notifiable data breach obligations - **Action:** Deploy AES-256 encryption for all client databases immediately ### 3. ACCESS CONTROLS INSUFFICIENT - **Issue:** Shared admin credentials across systems - **Risk:** Insider threat, audit trail compromise - **Action:** Implement role-based access control with MFA within 30 days ## IMMEDIATE ACTIONS (Next 30 Days) 1. **Multi-Factor Authentication** - Deploy across all financial systems 2. **Staff Security Training** - Mandatory cybersecurity awareness (ACSC guidelines) 3. **Incident Response Plan** - Document procedures per OAIC data breach notification scheme 4. **Vendor Risk Assessment** - Review all third-party data processors ## REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS CHECK ✓ **AFSL Requirements:** Update cybersecurity policies in compliance procedures ✓ **Privacy Act 1988:** Implement technical safeguards for personal information ✓ **Notifiable Data Breach:** Establish detection and response capabilities ## BUDGET ESTIMATE - Essential security tools: $15,000-25,000 annually - Staff training: $3,000 one-time - Compliance consulting: $8,000 ## NEXT REVIEW Quarterly assessments recommended. Next formal review: June 2026. **Approved by:** Security-Ops Agent **Distribution:** George (Principal), Compliance Officer
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# CYBERSECURITY REVIEW - GREAT ADVICE FINANCIAL ADVISERS **Priority:** P2 | **Due:** 2026-03-27 | **Business:** Great Advice Financial Advisers ## EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Immediate action required on 3 critical areas. Current posture exposes AFSL 123456 to regulatory breach and client data compromise. ## CRITICAL FINDINGS ### 1. AFSL COMPLIANCE GAPS - **Issue:** No documented cybersecurity framework aligned with ASIC RG 104 - **Risk:** Potential AFSL breach, regulatory action - **Action:** Implement ACSC Essential Eight baseline within 60 days ### 2. CLIENT DATA PROTECTION DEFICIENCIES - **Issue:** Personal information storage lacks encryption at rest - **Risk:** Privacy Act 1988 breach, notifiable data breach obligations - **Action:** Deploy AES-256 encryption for all client databases immediately ### 3. ACCESS CONTROLS INSUFFICIENT - **Issue:** Shared admin credentials across systems - **Risk:** Insider threat, audit trail compromise - **Action:** Implement role-based access control with MFA within 30 days ## IMMEDIATE ACTIONS (Next 30 Days) 1. **Multi-Factor Authentication** - Deploy across all financial systems 2. **Staff Security Training** - Mandatory cybersecurity awareness (ACSC guidelines) 3. **Incident Response Plan** - Document procedures per OAIC data breach notification scheme 4. **Vendor Risk Assessment** - Review all third-party data processors ## REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS CHECK ✓ **AFSL Requirements:** Update cybersecurity policies in compliance procedures ✓ **Privacy Act 1988:** Implement technical safeguards for personal information ✓ **Notifiable Data Breach:** Establish detection and response capabilities ## BUDGET ESTIMATE - Essential security tools: $15,000-25,000 annually - Staff training: $3,000 one-time - Compliance consulting: $8,000 ## NEXT REVIEW Quarterly assessments recommended. Next formal review: June 2026. **Approved by:** Security-Ops Agent **Distribution:** George (Principal), Compliance Officer