Red Piranha is a proud member of Team Defence Australia, making us a licensed Australian Defence Exporter recognised by the Australian Defence Export Office.

Red Piranha holds DISP membership across all four outcome areas. We have completed the eligibility submission, the Cyber Security Questionnaire, the Annual Security Report cycle, and the Ongoing Suitability Assessment. The DISP ecosystem is operational territory for us, not theory.

Red Piranha holds DISP membership across all four outcome areas. We have completed the eligibility submission, the Cyber Security Questionnaire, the Annual Security Report cycle, and the Ongoing Suitability Assessment. The DISP ecosystem is operational territory for us, not theory.

Listed ICT and Cyber supplier on the Australian Defence Export Catalogue. Procurement-discoverable through Defence's own vendor channel.

Crystal Eye is developed, owned, and supported onshore. All intellectual property held by Red Piranha. No foreign parent. No offshore development. No foreign-entity licensing chain. Modules: NDR, EDR, SIEM, Managed Firewall, Vulnerability Scanning, TDIR, Crystal Eye SOC, DFIR.

Crystal Eye SOC operates 24/7 from Australia with Australian analysts. Defence-related telemetry stays under Australian jurisdiction throughout. No offshore handoff. eCISO™ and vCISO advisory available alongside.

DISP applicants inherit Red Piranha's FOCI status through the vendor relationship. Choosing a sovereign security partner removes one variable from the procurement-side FOCI assessment, and means no foreign ownership flows through to the customer's DISP-assessed environment.

Variable. Defence does not publish a fixed processing SLA. Crystal Eye deployment runs 60 to 90 days from kickoff. The submission and Entry Level Assessment cycle is on Defence's timeline. Pre-application gap closure, particularly Essential Eight ML2 implementation, is typically the longest variable.

It depends on the classification of the Defence work you are pursuing. OFFICIAL or OFFICIAL:SENSITIVE maps to Entry Level. PROTECTED to Level 1. SECRET to Level 2. TOP SECRET to Level 3. Applying for a higher level than your contracted work requires is one of the most common rejection patterns.

No. Applicants complete the Cyber Security Questionnaire as part of the application. DISP issues a Maturity Action Plan and places applicants into the cyber uplift program. The closer you are at submission, the faster the path to a clean Entry Level Assessment.

Yes. That is the proposition. Eligibility assessment, SRMP and governance authorship, Essential Eight ML2 implementation via Crystal Eye, CSQ submission support, Annual Security Report preparation, and Ongoing Suitability Assessment / Deep Dive Audit readiness. One engagement, one accountable vendor.

No. DISP membership is a prerequisite for sponsoring personnel for AGSVA clearances (Baseline, NV1, NV2, Positive Vetting). The clearance itself is granted by AGSVA, not by DISP.

An Ongoing Suitability Assessment is a regular check that members continue to meet their obligations. A Deep Dive Audit is a more thorough audit, typically triggered by a flag: a FOCI change, an incident, or a control gap surfaced in the Annual Security Report.

Approximately 20 weeks from initial ODIS submission to DISP application start. The ODIS Advisory Service Review takes about 12 weeks. CIG application begins once the review is received, with another 8 weeks before the DISP application can commence. Red Piranha synchronises the cyber implementation work with the application timelines.