Gadens Cyber Incident Manager, powered by Lawcadia
Gadens Cyber Incident Manager is a cloud-based solution designed to help navigate the legal reporting and compliance obligations of an organisation during a cyber breach.
Many organisations have a cyber incident plan in place, but important time-critical legal compliance can be at risk of getting overlooked during a cyber incident.
Powered by Lawcadia‘s technology, the Gadens Cyber Incident Manager steps a user through related issues and ramifications and streamlines the information collation, assessment and reporting process of potential cyber incidents in one online platform. This helps organisations to ensure defensible, timely and cost-effective compliance with multiple pieces of cyber incident relevant legislation and standards including the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act (the SOCI Act).
- Your business suffers an IT related disruption
- Your IT systems / computers / files become locked or frozen – there may be a ransomware message on some or all computers
- Your sensitive data or intellectual property is stolen or is missing
- There is evidence you’ve been targeted by a virus, spyware, trojan or worm (e.g. after someone opened an attachment or link)
- A fraudulent invoice has been paid or some other suspicious fraud has occurred
- You become aware of identity or password theft
- Remote access to your IT systems has been given to an unknown person
The Gadens Cyber Incident Manager is available off-the-shelf, utilises Lawcadia’s enterprise-ready ISO 27001 certified platform and is designed to be exceptionally cost-effective.
If you want to manage your cyber incident reporting process and manage associated risk, please get in touch with us to arrange a demonstration and discuss how to quickly implement this solution.
Effectively managing cyber incidents webinar on demand
Gadens and Lawcadia, with special guest Stan Gallo, Partner, Forensic Services, BDO Australia, held an informative webinar to learn about how to effectively manage cyber incidents. Download a copy of the recording today!
New cyber incident reporting rules may catch some industries unaware
Expanded rules to the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act (the SOCI Act) may catch many businesses unaware. The Act came into effect on 8 April 2022 with a grace period of three months, ending on 8 July 2022.
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