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Identify and manage security risks, roles, accountabilities and reporting. Tie this to the agency's risk framework.
The ASD's cybersecurity framework used by Australian Government agencies to protect their information and systems.
The Information Security Manual (ISM) is the ASD's risk-based framework for protecting government information and systems from cyber threats. Each entity applies it through its own risk-management approach. It is built around cyber security principles and their related controls. Agencies apply controls based on data classification, from OFFICIAL to TOP SECRET. For IRAP assessments, the ISM is the authoritative control catalogue.
Mandatory for non-corporate Commonwealth entities (via the PSPF) and corporate Commonwealth entities under the Archives Act. State and territory governments and suppliers handling government data widely adopt it.
Identify and manage security risks, roles, accountabilities and reporting. Tie this to the agency's risk framework.
Apply controls to reduce risk across personnel, information, cyber, physical, ICT and supply chain.
Detect cybersecurity events. Monitor systems and analyse event data to understand them.
Respond to and recover from cybersecurity incidents. Use planning, exercises and post-incident review.
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