Free download: the Government's cyber threat report, in two pages

Free download: the Government's cyber threat report, in two pages

The Australian Signals Directorate's Annual Cyber Threat Report 2025-26 is 68 pages long. We've pulled out the five facts that matter most to mid-sized organisations, plus ten questions to put to your IT team or provider.

$141,300What a cybercrime now costs a mid-sized business, on average. Up 45% in a year.Source: Australian Signals Directorate, Annual Cyber Threat Report 2025-26, page 3. Average self-reported cost per cybercrime, 2025-26 financial year.

What's inside

  • The five numbers from the report that matter most to mid-sized organisations
  • Ten questions to ask your IT team or provider
  • Two pages, so you can read it in five minutes and share it with your board

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