At Cliffside, we believe the cybersecurity industry has a truth problem—vendors oversell, consultants overcomplicate, and products are pushed over real solutions. That ends now.
Our mission is to provide Australian organisations with honest advice that prioritises their needs, not ours. We start every discussion by addressing real risks, not manufactured fear, and focus on your business priorities—sometimes advising you don’t need certain services or products.
We envision a future where cybersecurity partners tell you “you don’t need that,” and guide you confidently through digital transformation with strategic, practical advice.

What We Do
We deliver assessment-first, tailored cybersecurity solutions. Our flagship service, Cyber360 Complete Security Analysis, identifies what truly matters—sometimes advising against unnecessary tests or recommending outside solutions if better suited. From staff augmentation to security architecture and 24/7 SOC monitoring, our senior consultants understand your environment inside out—no junior resources, just honest expertise.

Our Approach 
•	Understand Your Real Problems First
•	Recommend Solutions That Fit Your Situation and Budget
•	Prioritise Long-Term, Trust-Based Relationships
•	Deliver Clear, Practical Guidance

With decades of experience across energy, finance, and education sectors, we know what works under real-world constraints.

Who We Serve
CIOs, CISOs, CTOs, and Security Managers in mid to large Australian organisations, especially in regulated sectors like energy, finance, and infrastructure, facing external pressures and regulatory scrutiny.

Why Cliffside?
Because we sometimes sacrifice short-term gains to give you the right answer—focusing on solutions that truly solve your problems, not inflate our revenue. Our honest approach ensures your security measures support your growth.

Tired of sales theatre? Ready for brutally honest cybersecurity advice? Connect with us to navigate your digital journey confidently.

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