Cybersecurity Overview Deck for Startups
Budget / SalaryA$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I need an easy-to-follow PowerPoint deck that I can walk through with Australian startup founders and small-business owners. The aim is to give them a clear, business-level snapshot of the certifications, services and software they must consider if they want to launch or keep trading safely in Australia.
Scope
• Open with the current threat picture in Australia, then introduce the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) and the practical help it provides—think Essential Eight, ACSC alerts and the Small Business Cyber Security Guide.
• Move on to the core certifications a young company is most often asked for (IRAP, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS where payment data is handled, etc.) and explain in plain language what each means, why it matters and the rough effort involved.
• Close with a short, curated list of software categories that typically cover the basics—endpoint protection, MFA, secure backup, password management—highlighting local or widely trusted vendors without turning the deck into a sales pitch.
Level of detail
Only a basic overview is required; founders should leave with just enough information to ask better questions of their IT teams or suppliers.
Deliverables
• Editable PowerPoint file (approx. 15–20 slides)
• Speaker notes for each slide to guide my talking points
• References or links to every ASD or government source cited
Acceptance
I’ll consider the job complete once the deck opens cleanly in PowerPoint, flows in the order above and all sources are properly credited.
Scope
• Open with the current threat picture in Australia, then introduce the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) and the practical help it provides—think Essential Eight, ACSC alerts and the Small Business Cyber Security Guide.
• Move on to the core certifications a young company is most often asked for (IRAP, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS where payment data is handled, etc.) and explain in plain language what each means, why it matters and the rough effort involved.
• Close with a short, curated list of software categories that typically cover the basics—endpoint protection, MFA, secure backup, password management—highlighting local or widely trusted vendors without turning the deck into a sales pitch.
Level of detail
Only a basic overview is required; founders should leave with just enough information to ask better questions of their IT teams or suppliers.
Deliverables
• Editable PowerPoint file (approx. 15–20 slides)
• Speaker notes for each slide to guide my talking points
• References or links to every ASD or government source cited
Acceptance
I’ll consider the job complete once the deck opens cleanly in PowerPoint, flows in the order above and all sources are properly credited.
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