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Cyber Security and Risk Management
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Breaking Down The Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030: Phase Two (2026-2028)

The first phase, or “horizon” for the Australian Government’s Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030 is focused on building foundations and preparedness. For the second phase (2026-2028), the government has flagged that the intent will be one of scale and maturity. Phase two will take the foundations laid in phase one and begin to accelerate them, with a broader reach that is going to impact on both society and the way resilience is built into organisations.
Breaking Down The Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030: Phase Two (2026-2028)
Australia 12 Feb 2024
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Cyber Security and Risk Management
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The imperative for collaborative IT in Australian state governments

Cross-collaboration between departments and state-by-state partnerships are the future of government IT. Departments will increasingly rely on private sector partners to build and manage solutions that provide resources across them all.
The imperative for collaborative IT in Australian state governments
Australia 8 Feb 2024
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Cyber Security and Risk Management
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Breaking Down The Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030: Phase One (2023-2025)

The Australian government’s Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030 is a robust and ambitious plan that aims to take Australia from being highly vulnerable to cyber risk, to being one of the world leaders. This will be achieved over three “phases.” According to that strategy, the country needs to be acting on phase one now, while preparing the ground for phases two and three. Moving fast with phase one is important, in light of the recent ASD report that found that the number of cyber attacks is increasing rapidly (up 14% in the last year alone), as is the cost to individuals …
Breaking Down The Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030: Phase One (2023-2025)
Australia 30 Jan 2024
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Protecting Critical Infrastructure by Taking Critical Action

Australian Cyber Security Showcase
In the last year, Australia's federal government agencies have intensified their efforts to confront the ever-growing challenges of cybersecurity. With the digital landscape continually evolving, these agencies have adapted their strategies to stay ahead of emerging threats and protect the nation's digital infrastructure.
Protecting Critical Infrastructure by Taking Critical Action
Australia 28 Jan 2024
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Western Australia's Unique Cyber Challenges

WA Cyber Security Showcase
Securing government agencies in Western Australia poses unique challenges in the realm of cybersecurity. One major challenge is the sheer diversity of information held by these agencies, ranging from citizen records to critical infrastructure details. Safeguarding this wide array of data demands robust measures that can adapt to evolving cyber threats.
Western Australia's Unique Cyber Challenges
Australia 25 Jan 2024
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Global Top 50: Government Innovators 2023

In the 2023 Global Top 50 Government Innovators Report we spotlight 50 dedicated and passionate individuals who prioritise citizen centricity. Who strive for innovation in the design and delivery of quality public services. And who, through their work and candour, aim to improve public policy and rekindle public trust.
Global Top 50: Government Innovators 2023
Australia 12 Dec 2023
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The AUSec Summit 2023: Exploring essential collaboration between national security agencies and industry partners.

As National Security agencies and specialist private sector units come together to discuss current trends and future threats in the ever evolving cyber risk landscape, three distinct hurdles became clear: managing third party risk, the role of AI in Cyber and how we better enable threat intelligence sharing to protect Australia's national interests.
The AUSec Summit 2023: Exploring essential collaboration between national security agencies and industry partners.
Australia 18 Sep 2023
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Public Sector Network - Media Kit

PSN's growing community spans across Federal, State, and Local government departments - allowing members to network, benchmark and establish best practice both online and in-person. PSN delivers new articles, interviews, presentations, whitepapers, webinars and executive events to our audience on a weekly basis, segmenting our audience to maximize user-engagement and ensure they receive content most relevant to their role and areas of interest through a variety of mediums including email newsletters, live events & conferences, whitepapers & webinars, on- demand videos & training, and more. The user’s reading & content-consumption habits are used to build and develop audience profiles, enabling …
Public Sector Network - Media Kit
Australia 18 Sep 2023
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