ADL99 Cybersecurity
Brand collateral, brochure and business card designs for a cybersecurity and defence technology business.
Every cybersecurity brand reaches for the same shield and lock. DSIGNS builds identity systems that make you look like the specific, credible provider you are — not a stock icon with your name next to it.
A few relevant examples matched to this service, using real project visuals instead of generic placeholder sections.
Brand collateral, brochure and business card designs for a cybersecurity and defence technology business.
The examples above are drawn from DSIGNS Australia’s archive of 500+ projects delivered since 2013.
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The same four stages, shaped around building a brand that has to work in front of technical, sceptical buyers.
A 30-minute call to understand your positioning, your competitors and where your current identity is blending into the sea of shields and locks.
You get a plain-English brand plan within 24 hours, then a fixed-price scope covering exactly what’s being designed — logo, guidelines, collateral — before any design work starts.
Our senior in-house team presents 3 distinct creative directions, then builds out the full system and guidelines from the one you choose, with visibility on progress each week.
We hand over the full brand guidelines and source files, train your team on how to apply them, and cover 30 days of free fixes if anything needs adjusting once it’s in use.
Still got questions? .
We start by mapping what makes your positioning genuinely different — a specific service line, an industry focus, a way of working — and build the identity around that, not around cybersecurity clip-art conventions.
Yes — brand guidelines cover exactly that: how the identity applies to sales documents, case study layouts and the website, so nothing looks like it came from three different agencies.
We scope the rollout around your sales calendar during the strategy stage — a rebrand doesn’t need to mean pausing outreach or resending every proposal template overnight.
It’s part of the collateral system — proposal templates, case study layouts and a pitch deck theme are built alongside the core identity, so your sales team has consistent materials from day one.
If your brand still looks like a stock cybersecurity template, let’s fix that.