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Six services. Three pillars. One order.
Security comes first, because everything else stands on it. Data second, because every decision inherits its quality. AI last, because it cannot be trusted until the other two are.
You can start anywhere. Most people start by finding out where they stand.
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Trusted · Data
Accountable · Decision Intelligence
Cyber Resilience
Access, encryption, monitoring and secure connections.
Data Governance & Quality
Clear rules and numbers you can trace.
AI Assurance
Oversight and evidence for every AI decision.
Security Awareness Training
The risks technology alone cannot stop.
Tech Debt Management
Old systems made safe, without a rebuild.
AI Advisory
Where AI helps your business, and where it does not.
Secured · Cybersecurity
Cyber Resilience
Why it matters
Most small businesses find out about a breach from someone else. A customer, a bank, or a regulator.
The average incident costs an Australian small business around $50,000. Most of that is downtime and recovery, not the attack itself.
What we do
- Review who can access what, and remove what nobody needs
- Encrypt data at rest and in transit
- Set up monitoring that alerts you, not just logs it
- Secure the connections between your systems and the services they talk to
- Assess against ISO 27001, SOC 2 and the ASD Essential Eight
What changes for you
You stop finding out about problems after they happen. When a client or insurer asks how your systems are protected, you have a documented answer rather than a hopeful one.
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Secured · Cybersecurity
Security Awareness Training
Why it matters
Most breaches start with a person, not a system. An invoice that looked real. A login page that looked familiar.
No amount of security software fixes a team that hasn't been shown what to look for.
What we do
- Short, practical sessions in plain English, not compliance theatre
- Real examples from Australian businesses, not generic scenarios
- Separate sessions for staff and for leadership, because the risks differ
- Guidance on what to do in the first hour of an incident
What changes for you
Your team stops being the easiest way in. People report the suspicious email instead of quietly deleting it, which is usually the difference between an incident and a disaster.
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Trusted · Data
Data Governance & Quality
Why it matters
Bad data does not announce itself. It quietly makes decisions wrong for months before anyone notices.
If two reports disagree and nobody can say which is right, that is a governance problem, not a reporting problem.
What we do
- Write clear rules for who owns which data and who can change it
- Set up quality checks so errors surface early
- Map where each number comes from, so any figure can be traced to its source
- Consolidate scattered spreadsheets into one source people actually trust
- Keep you aligned with the Privacy Act and the Australian Privacy Principles
What changes for you
You can trace any number in any report back to where it came from. Meetings stop being arguments about whose figures are right.
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Trusted · Data
Tech Debt Management
Why it matters
Old systems rarely fail loudly. They just get slower, more expensive, and harder to secure.
Eventually the only person who understands a critical system leaves, and the cost of ignoring it arrives all at once.
What we do
- Identify what is actually holding you back, and rank it by risk rather than age
- Modernise the systems that matter, leave alone the ones that do not
- Replace manual workarounds with something maintainable
- Add monitoring so you can see problems before your customers do
- Document what exists, so knowledge does not sit with one person
What changes for you
You stop paying for systems nobody can safely change. Upgrades become planned work instead of emergencies.
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Accountable · Decision Intelligence
AI Assurance
Why it matters
Most organisations bought AI before they wrote the rules. The tools work. The oversight does not exist.
The first time a regulator, insurer or customer asks how a decision was made, somebody has to answer. Usually nobody can.
What we do
- Build the governance that should have come first: who approves what, and on what evidence
- Check AI systems for bias before they reach customers, and monitor for drift after
- Make decisions explainable, so you can show your working
- Keep a human in the loop where the stakes justify it
- Align to ISO 42001 and the Australian Privacy Principles
What changes for you
When someone asks why the AI decided that, you have an answer, and the evidence behind it. You can adopt AI without betting the business on it.
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Accountable · Decision Intelligence
AI Advisory
Why it matters
Most AI advice is sales advice. Everyone has something to sell you, and nobody tells you which problems AI will not fix.
The expensive mistakes are not bad tools. They are the right tool pointed at the wrong problem.
What we do
- Work out where AI genuinely helps your business, and where it does not
- Compare the options honestly, including doing nothing
- Build a realistic plan with costs, timeframes and the skills you will need
- Brief your leadership so they can ask AI vendors better questions
- Stay involved through delivery, not just the strategy deck
What changes for you
You stop funding pilots that go nowhere. You can tell the difference between an AI opportunity and an AI pitch.
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Why Nano Insights
- Founder-led, every engagement. The people who scope your work are the people who do it. No handoff to junior staff, no rotating account team.
- Governance first, not governance later. We do not ship what we cannot explain to a regulator, an insurer, or your board.
- Melbourne-based, Australian context. The Privacy Act, the Australian Privacy Principles, the ASD Essential Eight. The rules you are actually held to.
We would rather tell you what not to spend money on than sell you something that does not fit.
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