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Insider Threat
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Trust
Organizational Culture
Cyber Security
Positioning, Navigation, and Timing
Supply Chain Security
Australia
Polarization
Technology
Indo-Pacific Region
Ransomware Reporting Obligations
Cyber Security Legislative Package
Data Storage Systems
Cyber and Infrastructure Security Centre
National Cybersecurity Coordinator
Cyber Security Act 2024
Cyber Incident Review Board
Department Of Home Affairs

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

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Marc Ablong
Managing Partner of Geostrategic Risk Partners with over 30 years in public service and national security experience
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Episode: Episode 1: Current Geopolitical Risks with Marc Ablong

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Timothy Slattery
Co-founder and host, Timothy Slattery is a recognized figure in critical infrastructure discussions, focusing on national security and organizational resilience.
Marina Steinberg
Co-founder and expert in critical infrastructure security, Marina Steinberg contributes significantly to discussions on organizational resilience and cybersecurity.

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Episode 1: Current Geopolitical Risks with Marc Ablong
Q: What are three main messages you would give to organizations regarding interconnectedness and critical infrastructure?
He highlights the importance of situational awareness, planning for failures, and the necessity of continuous education about geopolitical changes.
Episode 1: Current Geopolitical Risks with Marc Ablong
Q: What would be your message to CEOs and operators of critical infrastructure in light of the current geostrategic environment?
Ablong emphasizes the need for proactive planning for potential crises and understanding the insider threats within organizations.
Episode 1: Current Geopolitical Risks with Marc Ablong
Q: How would you describe what has changed since the introduction of the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act?
Marc Ablong discusses the emergence of new geopolitical threats and vulnerabilities affecting Australia's critical infrastructure since the Act's introduction.
Episode 3: Future Threat Landscape with Marc Ablong
Q: What do you think the future will look like in terms of emerging threats?
Marc points out that it is challenging to predict exact future threats, but trends indicate increasing geopolitical tensions and the need for preparedness regarding vulnerabilities.
Episode 2: Current Geopolitical Risks with Marc Ablong
Q: Do you think the Australian government and industry understand the precarious nature of our supply chain?
Marc indicates that critical infrastructure entities are more aware of supply chain challenges but most Australian businesses still lack understanding and engagement.

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Focusing on the intersection of security, national interest, and critical infrastructure, the content addresses the increasing importance of safeguarding essential services and assets in Australia. Key discussions revolve around insider threats, emphasizing the diverse implications these risks pose to public safety, organizational trust, and resilience against external harms. The podcast sheds light on the mechanisms needed to cultivate a secure environment through improved reporting practices, cultural shifts within organizations, and strategic frameworks. Notable for its in-depth analysis, it calls on business leaders and policymakers alike to take proactive measures in response to evolving security threats.

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