Cube Cyber helps Australian organisations adopt AI without losing control of their data, shadow AI discovery, data protection for AI workloads, AI governance policy, and ISO 42001 AI management systems, from policy through to implementation. Most organisations are already using AI more widely than their governance accounts for; we make that use visible, safe and defensible.
AI security engagements start from realities most organisations recognise:
AI security engagements follow a four-stage path:
Discover
Establish actual AI use across the organisation, tools, features, data flows and owners, including the shadow inventory nobody commissioned.
Assess
Risk assessment of that use in your regulatory and commercial context, which uses are fine, which need controls, and which need to stop.
Govern
Policy, approval pathways and technical controls implemented together, so the paper and the enforcement match.
Certify & operate
Where certification is the goal, build and embed an ISO 42001 AI management system, then operate it as a living governance rhythm rather than an annual scramble.
Work is aligned to ISO 42001 and ISO 27001, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and Australian Privacy Act obligations, and integrates with your existing security management system rather than duplicating it.
ISO 42001
NIST AI FrameworkISO 27001Frequently asked questions
AI use inside your organisation that nobody approved or tracks, staff using public AI tools with company data, AI features enabled by default inside SaaS platforms, and departmental experiments running outside IT's view. It is the AI equivalent of shadow IT, and in most organisations it is the majority of AI use.
Blanket blocking usually fails, staff route around it on personal devices, and the organisation loses the productivity benefit while keeping the risk, now invisible. Effective governance makes safe AI use easy and unsafe use hard: approved tools, clear rules about data, and technical controls that enforce them.
ISO 42001 is the international standard for AI management systems, the governance structure for how an organisation develops, procures and uses AI responsibly. You need it when customers, regulators or your board require demonstrable AI governance, and it is emerging in tenders the way ISO 27001 did a decade ago. Early certification is a differentiator; late certification is a scramble.
They should be integrated, not parallel. ISO 42001 follows the same management-system structure as ISO 27001, and AI risks are ultimately data, identity and third-party risks with new pathways. We build AI governance into your existing system so there is one rhythm of risk assessment, audit and review, not two.
Yes, embedded AI is now the fastest-growing part of the problem. SaaS platforms are enabling AI features by default, each with its own data handling. We assess what is switched on across your stack, what data those features can reach, and configure or restrict them to match your risk appetite.
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