Phronesis Security is an award-winning Australian cyber security consultancy, and the country’s first B Corp certified cyber company.
Our mission statement is to do “cyber security for good” through delivering world-class, customer-centric cyber security services and a unique corporate philanthropy model in which we donate 10% of our profits to some of Australia’s highest impact-per-dollar charities.
Our key differentiator is our approach – a blend of innovative cyber security advisory with tried-and-tested management consulting methodologies, honed over hundreds of engagements with organisations large and small.
We focus on tailored, pragmatic advice, grounded in a deep business understanding and an intimate awareness of Australia’s threat landscape. We have an uncompromising commitment to quality which we achieve via zero outsourcing or offshoring, and a philosophy of delivering several services immaculately in lieu of a vast array of sub-par offerings.
As such, we offer the following five services:
1. Security Strategy and Management
2. Governance, Risk and Compliance
3. Penetration Testing
4. Security Architecture
5. Security Awareness and Education
Source: Great Place To Work® 2024 Australia National Employee Engagement Study
Start by earning Great Place To Work-Certified™ status through the Trust Index™ employee survey and the Culture Brief. Once Certified, eligible organizations are considered for Best Workplaces™ lists during the qualification period.
Best Workplaces™ recognition is based on employee feedback collected through the Trust Index™ survey, supported by your Culture Brief submission. This keeps the focus on the real employee experience rather than marketing claims.
Eligibility starts with becoming Great Place to Work-Certified™. Your organization also needs to meet the list’s timing and participation requirements, so your results fall within the qualification window for that Best Workplaces™ list.
The Culture Brief is a short questionnaire about your organization to support your survey results. The Culture Audit goes deeper, typically asking for more detailed descriptions and evidence of your workplace practices.
