What does a Cyber Security Audit involve?
Our cybersecurity audits provide a detailed examination of your IT environment. This process uncovers security weaknesses, evaluates compliance with regulatory requirements, and ensures your organisation is protected against potential cyberattacks.

Techwell's Cyber Security Audit Process
1. Infrastructure Review
We evaluate your IT systems, including networks, cloud, servers, data stores, and endpoints, to identify vulnerabilities and areas needing improvement.
2. Compliance Assessment
Our team ensures your business meets all relevant regulatory and industry standards, such as PCI DSS, Essential Eight, ISO 27001, NIST and more.
3. Threat Analysis
We simulate real-world threats to assess the effectiveness of your existing cybersecurity measures.
4. Detailed Reporting
You receive a comprehensive report with actionable recommendations to improve your cybersecurity strategy.
Why your Business needs a Cyber Security Audit
- Identify and address weaknesses before they become critical issues
- Gain access to an imperative tool for business planning
- Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements
- Gain peace of mind knowing your IT systems are secure

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FAQ'S
What is evaluated during a cybersecurity audit?
A cybersecurity audit assesses areas such as network security, data encryption, user access controls, vulnerability management, and compliance with industry standards to identify potential security risks.
How often should a cybersecurity audit be conducted?
Cybersecurity audits should be conducted annually or whenever significant system changes occur, such as new software implementations or regulatory updates.
Can a cybersecurity audit detect data breaches?
While a cybersecurity audit focuses on identifying vulnerabilities and assessing security posture, it can uncover signs of past breaches or areas susceptible to unauthorised access.
Is a cybersecurity audit necessary for compliance?
Yes, regular audits help businesses meet compliance requirements for standards such as Essential Eight, PCI DSS and ISO by verifying effective and compliant security controls are in place.
What happens after a cybersecurity audit is completed?
Following the audit, a detailed report is provided outlining identified risks, security gaps, and recommended actions to strengthen your organisation’s cybersecurity posture.