Security Audits
Cyber security audits that tell you exactly where you stand
A clear, evidence-based assessment of your current security posture, benchmarked against real standards, with prioritised recommendations you can actually act on.
Book Your Free Security Gap CheckMost businesses do not know their real security posture until something goes wrong. A cyber security audit fixes that. DJC reviews your infrastructure, your Microsoft 365 and Entra ID environment, and your existing controls, then benchmarks the result against recognised standards including SMB1001 and the Essential Eight.
The goal is not a compliance checkbox. It is a prioritised list of gaps, ranked by real risk, so you know what to fix first and what can wait. That output feeds directly into our risk assessment and compliance work if you want to take the next step.
As a Microsoft Solution Partner, we specialise in auditing environments built on Microsoft 365, Azure and SharePoint, which is where most Australian SMBs already live. Our SMB1001 Diamond, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications reflect the same discipline we bring to your audit.
What our cyber security audits cover
Initial security review
A structured evaluation of your current security measures and practices, establishing the starting point for everything that follows.
Detailed risk assessment
Analysis of potential risks to your sensitive data, run in collaboration with our SOC partner Huntress Security where relevant.
Security controls analysis
Assessment of existing controls with concrete, actionable recommendations for strengthening them.
Compliance check
Verification against relevant standards, including SMB1001 requirements and Essential Eight maturity levels.
Actionable recommendations
A prioritised roadmap of fixes, ranked by risk and effort, not a wall of findings with no clear starting point.
If IT is your responsibility
An owner, not an account manager
You deal with Daniel or Julian Church directly. We keep the client list deliberately short so the people who answer already know your environment.
Numbers you can defend
Every engagement starts with a costed IT roadmap: what technology should cost this year and next, in business terms you can take to a board or a budget meeting.
See what managed IT typically costsWorking alongside internal IT
If you already have an IT manager or a small team, we are not here to replace them. Co-managed IT adds tooling, escalation and after-hours cover around them.
How co-managed IT worksWhy DJC
- Microsoft-specialist auditors. As a Microsoft Solution Partner, our audit team knows Office 365, Entra ID and Azure in depth, which is where most Australian SMB risk actually lives.
- We hold the certifications ourselves. DJC is certified to SMB1001 Diamond, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001, so the standards we audit you against are ones we have already met and maintain internally.
- Findings become a plan, not a report. Every audit ends in prioritised, practical recommendations you can hand to your team, feeding directly into a risk assessment or compliance program if needed.
- Backed by a full cyber security team. Audits are one part of DJC's broader cyber security services, so gaps we find can be closed by the same people who found them.
Quick answers
What does a cyber security audit involve?
A DJC cyber security audit reviews your current security measures, conducts a detailed risk assessment, analyses your existing controls, and checks alignment with standards like SMB1001 and the Essential Eight. The result is a prioritised set of recommendations, not just a list of findings.
How often should a business run a cyber security audit?
Most Australian SMBs benefit from an annual audit at minimum, with an additional review after any major change such as a new system rollout, office move or acquisition. Regulated industries or those chasing SMB1001 Gold or Platinum often audit more frequently.
Does a security audit cover Microsoft 365 and Azure specifically?
Yes. DJC is a Microsoft Solution Partner and our audits specialise in Office 365, Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) and Azure environments, which is where the majority of Australian SMB infrastructure and data now sits.
What is the difference between a security audit and a risk assessment?
A security audit reviews your current controls against standards and best practice. A risk assessment goes further, analysing the likelihood and impact of specific threats to prioritise action. DJC often runs an audit first, then a targeted risk assessment where deeper analysis is needed.