1,205
Data breaches recorded across Australia in 2025
Capabilities
Multi-layered security for regulated industries.
Security decisions start long before penetration testing.
Architecture, access controls, data handling, code review and incident response all shape how much risk a system carries into production. Our ISO 27001 processes give those decisions a documented framework throughout delivery.
Why security matters
In 2025, the OAIC recorded 1,205 data breach notifications - the highest total since mandatory reporting began in 2018.
Certification gives us a structured way to answer three important questions: what data you hold, who can reach it, and what happens when something goes wrong.
Read our Digital Risk Report to find out more28%
Of users would permanently stop using an app after a data breach
41%
Say storing data in Australia is a make-or-break decision
ISO certifications in practice
Government & industry partnerships
Security in the real world
Software built for organisations where reliability matters.
Doctors’ Health Fund
Digital Member Services (DMS)
Have a few more questions?
What does ISO 27001 certification mean for my project?
ISO 27001 gives us a documented framework for managing information security throughout your project. It covers how we control access, manage risk, respond to incidents, train our team and review our own security practices. Our certification is independently audited, and embedded into how Airteam operates.
Who can access our systems and where is our data stored?
Access is limited to the people who need it for their role on the project, with documented processes for approving, reviewing and removing access. Our team is 100% Australian-based, so your project isn’t handed to an offshore development team. Where application data is stored depends on the requirements and architecture of your system. If Australian data residency is required, we can design the hosting and infrastructure around that constraint.
What happens if there is a security incident?
Our ISO 27001 management system includes a documented incident response process covering identification, escalation, containment and review. If an incident affects your system, the priority is to understand the impact, contain the issue and communicate clearly with the people responsible for managing the response. We then review what happened and feed those findings back into our security controls.
How is security built into your development process?
Security starts before code is written. We consider architecture, data handling, access controls and potential failure points during design and development, with mandatory peer review before code is merged. Testing and vulnerability management continue through delivery, so security isn’t left to a penetration test immediately before launch.
How do you test software for security vulnerabilities?
We test applications against OWASP-aligned security standards throughout delivery and track identified issues through the same process as other development work. The level of testing depends on the system’s risk profile and regulatory requirements, and can include independent penetration testing where appropriate.
Can you meet our organisation’s security and compliance requirements?
We’ll review your security, privacy and regulatory requirements before deciding how the system should be designed and delivered. We’ve worked in regulated environments including healthcare, private health insurance, finance and government, but requirements differ between organisations. Where a control, certification or architecture requirement falls outside our standard approach, we’ll identify that early rather than assume compliance.