
What comprises Australia’s national interest, and how does the rise of insider threat activity in Australia’s critical infrastructure connect to Australia’s national interest? I expect this topic was not the first thing on your mind when you woke this morning ready for breakfast and a hot shower, however the topic is relevant because it is fundamental to you having breakfast, a wash, and getting o... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||

Four diverse and significant insider threat events reported in one day: Origin Energy, Royal Australian Navy, U.S. Secret Service, and OpenAI.
The Enhanced CIRMP Rules 2026 introduce 78 additional legislative obligations for responsible entities, but implementation requires far more than updating an existing Critical Infrastructure Risk Management Program (CIRMP).
In this episode, Tim and ... more
The criminal charges against former Australian Defence Force (ADF) soldier Kira Korolev have been upgraded from “preparing for an espionage offence” to “conspiracy to commit espionage”.
Pentagram's podcast set outs the public advice on the upgraded ... more
The Enhanced CIRMP Rules 2026 introduce the most significant expansion of Australia's Critical Infrastructure Risk Management Program (CIRMP) framework since its inception.
But beyond the additional legislative obligations lies a more important que... more
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This show centers on insider threat, workforce security, and governance for Australia's critical infrastructure. Across episodes, the conversation spans practical case studies, regulatory shifts, and human-centered approaches to security culture. Key themes include ongoing suitability, governance maturity, and shifting from a checkbox mindset to demonstrable risk management—covering topics like CIRMP, the SOCIE Act, supply chain resilience, and how leadership, trust, and organizational culture shape security outcomes. Sponsorship messages from industry advisers frequently frame a hands-on, balance-of-proportionality approach to protecting critical assets, with actionable guidance for boards, executives, and security teams.
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