Cyvora / Frameworks
Framework alignment, compliance preparation and practical implementation support for Australian organisations.
Choose the right scope
Cyvora can assist with gap assessments, evidence reviews, policies, control implementation plans and remediation roadmaps. Select the framework or standard according to your industry, customer requirements, contractual commitments and business risks.
Some frameworks are voluntary; some standards or regulatory requirements apply only in particular circumstances. Applicability must be confirmed. Assessments support preparation and improvement; they do not guarantee legal compliance, regulatory approval or certification.
Australian mitigation baseline
Use the maturity model to assess eight baseline mitigation strategies and plan improvements appropriate to the organisation’s risk and environment.
Maturity assessment, evidence review and a prioritised uplift roadmap.
Official ASD Essential Eight guidanceAustralian security control framework
Apply a risk-based approach to selecting and assessing controls for information technology and operational technology systems.
Control mapping, security documentation and gap assessment within the agreed system scope.
Official ASD Information Security Manual (ISM) guidanceInformation security management standard
Develop and improve an information security management system (ISMS) with defined scope, risk treatment and ongoing review.
Readiness assessment, risk registers, policies and implementation planning. Certification is performed by an independent certification body.
Official ISO/IEC 27001:2022 guidanceCyber risk management framework
Organise cyber risk outcomes across Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover.
Current and target profiles, gap analysis and a business-aligned roadmap.
Official NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 guidancePrioritised safeguards
Use prioritised safeguards and implementation groups to organise practical security improvements.
Safeguard review, implementation-group scoping and remediation priorities.
Official CIS Controls v8.1 guidancePayment-card security standard
Support organisations with payment-card responsibilities by reviewing the relevant cardholder-data environment and control requirements.
Scope and gap analysis, evidence preparation and remediation planning. Validation requirements depend on the payment arrangements; no QSA status is represented.
Official PCI DSS v4.0.1 guidancePrudential information security requirements
Support applicable APRA-regulated entities with information-security capability, controls, testing and governance aligned to their obligations.
Control and evidence reviews, accountability mapping and improvement planning. Applicability must be confirmed for the entity.
Official APRA CPS 234 guidanceAI management system standard
Structure AI governance, responsibilities and risk-management practices within an AI management system.
AI governance gap assessment, policy support and implementation planning. Independent certification is separate.
Official ISO/IEC 42001:2023 guidanceVoluntary AI risk framework
Use Govern, Map, Measure and Manage to structure consideration of risks associated with AI systems.
Use-case mapping, AI risk assessment and recommended governance controls.
Official NIST AI Risk Management Framework guidanceYour next step
Start with the applicable version, system boundaries and required outcome. Agree an evidence plan, prioritise remediation and clarify who performs any independent audit or validation.
Framework references checked on 6 October 2026. Standards and guidance change; confirm the applicable edition when scoping the engagement.