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Policy 3: Security planning and risk management
This policy describes how to establish effective security planning, embed security into risk management practices and use security planning risk management to assist decision-making.
Policy 4: Security maturity monitoring
This policy describes how an entity monitors and assesses the maturity of their security risk culture and their ability to actively respond to emerging threats and changes in their security environment, while protecting their people, information and assets.
Policy 5: Reporting on security
Entities must undertake an annual assessment of the maturity of their security capability and how they are implementing the PSPF core and supporting requirements. This policy sets out how to report and what information entities must include.
Policy 6: Security governance for contracted goods and service providers
This policy guides how to assess and manage security risks when procuring goods and services. It supports the Commonwealth Procurement Rules that govern how entities procure goods and services.
Policy 7: Security governance for international sharing
This policy details protections for sensitive and security classified information and assets under international sharing agreements and arrangements to which Australia is a party.
Policy 12: Eligibility and suitability of personnel
This policy details the pre-employment screening processes and standardised vetting practices entities must undertake when employing personnel and contractors.
Policy 13: Ongoing assessment of personnel
This policy describes how to maintain ongoing confidence that personnel are suitable to access Australian Government resources. It also details how to manage the risk of malicious or unwitting insiders.
Policy 14: Separating personnel
This policy details how to protect Australian Government people, information and assets when personnel permanently or temporarily leave their employment.