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InformationSecurity_Programme:v.1.0

Feb 2nd, 2022
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  1. 802.1X authentication
  2. Access to sufficient data sources and tools
  3. Access to systems and data by service providers
  4. Account lockouts
  5. Account unlocks
  6. Active, malicious and suspicious content
  7. Administrative interfaces for wireless access points
  8. After travelling overseas with mobile devices
  9. Aggregation of database contents
  10. Allowing access to specific content types
  11. Allowing access to specific websites
  12. Annual reporting of system security status
  13. Antivirus scanning
  14. Antivirus software
  15. Application control
  16. Application management
  17. Application selection
  18. Application versions
  19. Approval for use
  20. Approval of security documentation
  21. Approved asymmetric/public key algorithms
  22. Approved symmetric encryption algorithms
  23. Archive and container files
  24. Audio secure rooms
  25. Authenticating to systems
  26. Authentication mechanisms
  27. Automated dynamic analysis
  28. Automated remote access
  29. Availability planning and monitoring for online services
  30. Backup access and modification
  31. Before travelling overseas with mobile devices
  32. Blocking access to specific websites
  33. Blocking anonymity network traffic
  34. Blocking suspicious emails
  35. Bluetooth functionality
  36. Bringing Radio Frequency and infrared devices into facilities
  37. Cable colour non-conformance
  38. Cable colours
  39. Cable inspectability
  40. Cable labelling processes and procedures
  41. Cable register
  42. Cables in party walls
  43. Cables in walls
  44. Cabling infrastructure standards
  45. Caching 802.1X authentication outcomes
  46. Centralised email gateways
  47. Centralised logging facility
  48. Cessation of support
  49. Change management processes and procedures
  50. Choosing wireless devices
  51. Classifying ICT equipment
  52. Classifying media
  53. Cloud-based hosting of online services
  54. Common cable reticulation systems and conduits
  55. Communication of security documentation
  56. Communications between database servers and web servers
  57. Communications encryption
  58. Confidentiality and integrity of wireless network traffic
  59. Configuring Secure Shell
  60. Connecting cable reticulation systems to cabinets
  61. Connecting mobile devices to the internet
  62. Connecting multifunction devices to both networks and digital telephone systems
  63. Connecting multifunction devices to networks
  64. Consultation when implementing or modifying a Cross Domain Solution
  65. Content conversion and transformation
  66. Content filtering
  67. Content sanitisation
  68. Content validation
  69. Continuous monitoring plan
  70. Contractual security requirements
  71. Contributing to business continuity and disaster recovery planning
  72. Control of Australian systems
  73. Coordinating cyber security
  74. Copying documents on multifunction devices
  75. Cordless telephone systems
  76. Covers for enclosed cable reticulation systems
  77. Cryptographic algorithms for use with High Assurance Cryptographic Equipment
  78. Cryptographic equipment
  79. Cyber security incident register
  80. Cyber security strategy
  81. Cyber supply chain risk management
  82. Data backup and restoration processes and procedures
  83. Data integrity
  84. Data recovery
  85. Data transfer approval
  86. Data transfer processes and procedures
  87. Database administrator accounts
  88. Database register
  89. Dedicated administration zones and communication restrictions
  90. Default accounts for network devices
  91. Default settings
  92. Degaussing magnetic media
  93. Delivery of evaluated products
  94. Demilitarised zones
  95. Denial of service strategies
  96. Developing a cyber security communications strategy
  97. Developing a denial of service response plan
  98. Development environments
  99. Device access control software
  100. Diffie-Hellman groups
  101. Digital preservation policy
  102. Disabling unused physical ports on network devices
  103. Disposal of media
  104. Domain name registrar locking
  105. Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance
  106. DomainKeys Identified Mail
  107. Early identification of emanation security controls
  108. Electromagnetic interference/electromagnetic compatibility standards
  109. Email content filtering
  110. Email distribution lists
  111. Email gateway maintenance activities
  112. Email server transport encryption
  113. Email usage policy
  114. Emanation security threat assessments in Australia
  115. Emanation security threat assessments outside Australia
  116. Emergency access to systems
  117. Enclosed cable reticulation systems
  118. Encrypted data
  119. Encrypting data at rest
  120. Encrypting data in transit
  121. Encrypting highly sensitive data at rest
  122. Encrypting highly sensitive data in transit
  123. Evaluated product selection
  124. Evaluation of 802.1X authentication implementation
  125. Event log auditing processes and procedures
  126. Event log details
  127. Event log protection
  128. Event log retention
  129. Event logging
  130. Event logging policy
  131. Events to be logged
  132. Exploit protection
  133. Export of data
  134. Fast Basic Service Set Transition
  135. Fax machine and multifunction device usage policy
  136. Floor plan diagrams
  137. Fly lead installation
  138. Functional separation between computing environments
  139. Functional separation between database servers and web servers
  140. Functional separation between servers
  141. Gateway administration
  142. Gateway architecture and configuration
  143. Gateway authentication
  144. Gateway operation
  145. Gateway testing
  146. Generating and issuing certificates for authentication
  147. Handling ICT equipment
  148. Handling and containing data spills
  149. Handling and containing intrusions
  150. Handling and containing malicious code infections
  151. Handling emails with inappropriate, invalid or missing protective markings
  152. Handling encrypted ICT equipment and media
  153. Handling media
  154. Hardening and configuration
  155. Hardening application configurations
  156. Hashed Message Authentication Code algorithms
  157. High Assurance Cryptographic Equipment
  158. Host-based Intrusion Prevention System
  159. How to patch security vulnerabilities
  160. ICT equipment authentication
  161. ICT equipment management policy
  162. ICT equipment register
  163. ICT equipment sanitisation and disposal processes and procedures
  164. Import of data
  165. Incident response plan
  166. Insecure authentication methods
  167. Inspection of ICT equipment following maintenance and repairs
  168. Inspection of Transport Layer Security traffic
  169. Installation and configuration of evaluated products
  170. Integrity of evidence
  171. Interference between wireless networks
  172. Internet Key Exchange Extended Authentication
  173. Internet Protocol phones in public areas
  174. Internet Security Association Key Management Protocol modes
  175. Intrusion detection and prevention policy
  176. Jump servers
  177. Key exchange
  178. Labelling ICT equipment
  179. Labelling building management cables
  180. Labelling cables
  181. Labelling cables for foreign systems in Australian facilities
  182. Labelling conduits
  183. Labelling high assurance ICT equipment
  184. Labelling media
  185. Labelling wall outlet boxes
  186. Local administrator accounts
  187. Location policies for online services
  188. Logon banner
  189. Maintaining control of mobile devices
  190. Maintaining mobile device security
  191. Maintenance and repairs of high assurance ICT equipment
  192. Maintenance of security documentation
  193. Management traffic
  194. Media Access Control address filtering
  195. Media destruction equipment
  196. Media destruction methods
  197. Media destruction processes and procedures
  198. Media disposal processes and procedures
  199. Media management policy
  200. Media sanitisation processes and procedures
  201. Media that cannot be sanitised
  202. Media that cannot be successfully sanitised
  203. Microphones and webcams
  204. Microsoft Office macros
  205. Mobile device emergency sanitisation processes and procedures
  206. Mobile device management policy
  207. Mobile device usage policy
  208. Mode of operation
  209. Monitoring data import and export
  210. Monitoring with real-time alerting for online services
  211. Multi-factor authentication
  212. Network access controls
  213. Network device register
  214. Network documentation
  215. Network environment
  216. Network segmentation and segregation
  217. Non-volatile electrically erasable programmable read-only memory media sanitisation
  218. Non-volatile erasable programmable read-only memory media sanitisation
  219. Non-volatile flash memory media sanitisation
  220. Non-volatile magnetic media sanitisation
  221. Observing fax machine and multifunction device use
  222. Off-hook audio protection
  223. Off-site maintenance and repairs
  224. On-site maintenance and repairs
  225. Open Web Application Security Project
  226. Open relay email servers
  227. Operating system configuration
  228. Operating system releases and versions
  229. Organisation-owned mobile devices
  230. Outsourced cloud services
  231. Outsourcing media destruction
  232. Overseeing cyber security awareness raising
  233. Overseeing cyber security personnel
  234. Overseeing incident response activities
  235. Overseeing the cyber security program
  236. Paging, message services and messaging apps
  237. Patch management processes and procedures
  238. Perfect Forward Secrecy
  239. Performing and retaining backups
  240. Personnel awareness
  241. Physical access to network devices in public areas
  242. Physical access to servers, network devices and cryptographic equipment
  243. Physical access to systems
  244. Physical separation of cabinets and patch panels
  245. Plan of action and milestones
  246. Posting personal information to online services
  247. Posting work information to online services
  248. Power reticulation
  249. PowerShell
  250. Preparing for service continuity
  251. Preventing export of highly sensitive data to foreign systems
  252. Preventing observation by unauthorised people
  253. Privately-owned mobile devices
  254. Privileged access to systems
  255. Privileged access to systems by foreign nationals
  256. Protecting authentication credentials in databases
  257. Protecting conversations
  258. Protecting credentials
  259. Protecting database contents
  260. Protecting database server contents
  261. Protecting databases
  262. Protecting management frames on wireless networks
  263. Protecting systems and their resources
  264. Protecting video conferencing and Internet Protocol telephony traffic
  265. Protective marking tools
  266. Protective markings for emails
  267. Protocol selection
  268. Providing cyber security awareness training
  269. Providing cyber security leadership and guidance
  270. Receiving and managing a dedicated cyber security budget
  271. Receiving fax messages
  272. Reclassifying media
  273. Recording authorisation for personnel to access systems
  274. Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service authentication
  275. Removable media register
  276. Removable media usage policy
  277. Reporting cyber security incidents
  278. Reporting cyber security incidents to the ACSC
  279. Reporting on cyber security
  280. Reporting suspicious contact via online services
  281. Restricting privileges
  282. Restriction of management traffic flows
  283. SSH-agent
  284. Sanitisation and disposal of ICT equipment
  285. Sanitisation and disposal of highly sensitive ICT equipment
  286. Sanitisation and disposal of printers and multifunction devices
  287. Sanitising fax machines
  288. Sanitising media before first use
  289. Sanitising network devices
  290. Sanitising televisions and computer monitors
  291. Scanning for missing patches
  292. Sealing cable reticulation systems and conduits
  293. Secure programming practices
  294. Secure software design
  295. Securing ICT equipment and media
  296. Security assessment report
  297. Security association lifetimes
  298. Segregation of critical online services
  299. Sender Policy Framework
  300. Sending and receiving files via online services
  301. Sending fax messages
  302. Separate privileged operating environments
  303. Separation of data flows
  304. Separation of production, test and development database servers
  305. Separation of production, test and development databases
  306. Session and screen locking
  307. Session termination
  308. Setting and resetting credentials for service accounts
  309. Setting and resetting credentials for user accounts
  310. Shared ownership of gateways
  311. Single-factor authentication
  312. Software bill of materials
  313. Software firewall
  314. Software testing
  315. Speakerphones
  316. Standard Operating Environments
  317. Static addressing
  318. Storage encryption
  319. Supervision of accountable material destruction
  320. Supervision of destruction
  321. Suspension of access to systems
  322. System access requirements
  323. System administration processes and procedures
  324. System ownership and oversight
  325. System security plan
  326. Telephone system usage policy
  327. Temporary access to systems
  328. Temporary installation files and logs
  329. Terminating cable groups on patch panels
  330. Terminating cables in cabinets
  331. Testing restoration of backups
  332. Traffic separation
  333. Transport Layer Security filtering
  334. Treatment of media waste particles
  335. Treatment of non-volatile erasable and electrically erasable programmable read-only memory media following sanitisation
  336. Treatment of non-volatile flash memory media following sanitisation
  337. Treatment of non-volatile magnetic media following sanitisation
  338. Treatment of volatile media following sanitisation
  339. Trusted insider program
  340. Undeliverable messages
  341. Unprivileged access to systems
  342. Unprivileged access to systems by foreign nationals
  343. Use of Simple Network Management Protocol
  344. Use of fibre-optic cables
  345. Use of high assurance ICT equipment in unevaluated configurations
  346. User identification
  347. User responsibilities
  348. User training
  349. Using ASD Approved Cryptographic Algorithms
  350. Using ASD Approved Cryptographic Protocols
  351. Using Diffie-Hellman
  352. Using Elliptic Curve Cryptography
  353. Using Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman
  354. Using Internet Protocol version 6
  355. Using Network-based Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
  356. Using Rivest-Shamir-Adleman
  357. Using Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension
  358. Using Transport Layer Security
  359. Using Virtual Local Area Networks
  360. Using content delivery networks
  361. Using diodes
  362. Using firewalls
  363. Using media for data transfers
  364. Using mobile devices in public spaces
  365. Using peripheral switches
  366. Using the Digital Signature Algorithm
  367. Using the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm
  368. Using web content filters
  369. Using web proxies
  370. Video conferencing and Internet Protocol telephony infrastructure hardening
  371. Video conferencing unit and Internet Protocol phone authentication
  372. Video-aware and voice-aware firewalls
  373. Volatile media sanitisation
  374. Volume checking
  375. Vulnerability disclosure program
  376. Wall outlet box colours
  377. Wall outlet box covers
  378. Wall outlet boxes
  379. Wall penetrations
  380. Web application frameworks
  381. Web application input handling
  382. Web application interaction with databases
  383. Web application interactions
  384. Web application output encoding
  385. Web browser-based security controls
  386. Web proxy authentication and logging
  387. Web usage policy
  388. Webmail services
  389. When to implement a Cross Domain Solution
  390. When to patch security vulnerabilities
  391. While travelling overseas with mobile devices
  392. Wireless network footprint
  393. Wireless networks for public access
  394. Working with suppliers and service providers
  395.  
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