A gap report
A record of reported gaps, unresolved checks and recommended actions to support your next conversation.
FOR AUSTRALIAN SMALL & MEDIUM BUSINESSES
Cyber security can feel like a long list of unknowns. We’re building a private assessment that helps you understand your gaps, set priorities and prepare the documents to move forward.
In development. Not yet available to purchase.

Illustrative workflow · upcoming product
01 / THE UPCOMING PRODUCT
For the people responsible for cyber security, alongside everything else.
Sentient Cyber is developing a guided self-assessment for Australian businesses with 1–199 people in scope, including contractors. It brings your practices, unanswered questions and next steps into one structured picture.
Start with your systems and responsibilities. Record what is in place and what needs checking. Turn that understanding into priorities and draft documents your business can review.
02 / HOW IT WORKS
Explore the three parts of the upcoming experience.
01 / ASSESSMENT
A self-reported view of your business.
Clarify what is covered and who is responsible.
“Unknown” is a useful answer. It gives you a check to follow up.
02 / PRIORITIES
Example follow-up checks for a fictional business.
Check where multi-factor authentication is in use.
Establish whether backups have been tested.
Record who manages each part of the environment.
Your actual priorities will depend on your scope and answers.
03 / DOCUMENTS
Illustrative documents from the planned pack.
Generation does not mean approval. Review, adapt and adopt deliberately.
Illustrative layout with synthetic examples. Not a live assessment or final interface.
03 / SOMETHING TO WORK WITH
The planned document pack connects the assessment to work your business can take forward.
A record of reported gaps, unresolved checks and recommended actions to support your next conversation.
Covering areas including access control, backups, suppliers, security awareness and responsible AI use.
Incident Response Plan and Data Breach Response Plan, ready for your business to review and tailor.
Every document needs your review. Confirm responsibilities, contacts and business decisions before approval. A policy document does not establish that a control is operating.
04 / BUILT WITH PERSPECTIVE
Reported implementation and evidence checks stay separate. Unanswered questions remain visible, so you can see what still needs attention.
The current product runs assessments and document generation on your device. Local saving and downloaded backups let you keep your own working copy.
Legal triage highlights applicability questions for further review. It is decision support, with business and professional judgement still essential.
Sentient Cyber does not inspect your systems or provide legal advice, certification, a compliance guarantee or an insurance eligibility result.
05 / A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Not yet. Sentient Cyber is in development and controlled testing. This site introduces the intended product. A public launch date and pricing have not been announced.
Australian small and medium businesses with 1–199 people in scope, including contractors. It is designed to help owners and the people responsible for technology work through their practices and discuss the gaps with their providers.
Provider-managed services still need to be considered. The assessment records responsibilities and visibility limits. If you cannot establish an answer, you can record it as unknown and follow it up with your provider.
No. This is a self-reported assessment. It does not scan or independently verify systems, certify maturity or compliance, or determine insurance eligibility. Legal triage is a prompt for further review and does not replace legal advice.
In the current local product, assessment and document generation take place on your device. Saved browser data is not encrypted by the app and can be cleared by your browser. Use a trusted device and keep downloaded backups securely.
This presentation website has no assessment form, mailing list, analytics or visitor-data submission feature.
The planned exports are starting points. They need to be tailored, reviewed and approved by the right people in your business. Generating or approving a document does not change the underlying assessment answers or establish that its controls have been implemented.
THE NEXT CHAPTER
We’re working towards a considered launch.
Explore the approach now, and check back for future availability.