Supporting assessment-ready security documentation
How We Help
Practical cyber security support
Cyber Resilient supports government and regulated organisations by delivering cyber security work that is specific, accurate, and defensible. The focus is on producing documentation and assessment outputs that meet formal requirements and withstand review.
You may already have security controls in place. What is often missing is documentation that clearly and strategically explains how those controls operate, how risks are managed, and how decisions are supported. Cyber Resilient helps close that gap.
The work is led and delivered by Sarah Djula. Sarah undertakes the analysis, writes the artefacts, and remains accountable for the outcome.
Turning requirements into deliverables
Cyber security requirements are often expressed in policy, frameworks, and guidance. Translating those requirements into usable artefacts is a specialised task.
Cyber Resilient supports this translation by developing documentation that reflects the system as it operates in practice. Assumptions are avoided. Evidence is explicit. Statements are written so they can be reviewed and verified.
Sarah Djula’s work reflects how government assessors read and evaluate documentation.
Supporting assessment and assurance
Cyber Resilient assists organisations preparing for formal assessment and assurance activities. This includes IRAP assessments and related assurance processes.
Support may involve developing new documentation, correcting existing artefacts, or addressing gaps identified during internal or external review.
Sarah Djula works directly with system owners and delivery teams to ensure documentation aligns with both technical reality and assessment expectations.
Bridging system reality and assurance requirements
Secure by design approach
Cyber Resilient applies a secure-by-design approach to all engagements. Security considerations are addressed early, rather than corrected after issues emerge.
This approach reduces rework and avoids delays during assessment and accreditation. It also provides decision-makers with clearer visibility of risk and control effectiveness.
Sarah Djula applies this approach consistently across documentation and assessment preparation.
Sarah Djula engages directly with relevant stakeholders to gather accurate inputs and confirm system operation. Communication is strategic and purpose-driven.
This approach supports efficient delivery and reduces the likelihood of misunderstandings during review.
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What Cyber Resilient delivers
Cyber Resilient delivers cyber security artefacts required in government and regulated environments. These include IRAP assessment reports, system security plans, security risk management plans, operating procedures, and supporting annexes.
Focused delivery within defined scope
Each deliverable is developed to reflect the specific system, environment, and risk context. Template-based outputs are not provided.
Where additional documentation is required, it is scoped clearly and delivered with the same disciplined approach.
Engagement structure
All engagements begin with a written quote that defines scope, assumptions, and deliverables. This establishes clarity before work starts and supports predictable delivery.
Sarah Djula completes the work herself. There is no delegation to junior staff or third parties.
Confidentiality is maintained throughout all engagements.