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What’s in a Good Security Risk Assessment?

  • Posted by Konrad Buczynski
  • On 04/07/2019
If you’ve ever undertaken a security risk assessment (SRA) yourself, you may have wondered whether it was as comprehensive as it could be and if could it withstand serious scrutiny. Part of the notion of completing a diligent risk assessment is to first understand where the rest of the industry is at, so that we […]
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Risk Assessment Matrix

  • Posted by Konrad Buczynski
  • On 01/07/2019
What Is a Risk Assessment Matrix? A risk assessment matrix is the basis for measuring potential risks based on two intersecting factors: the likelihood (or probability) of a security risk-based event occurring, and the consequence (or impact) of its impact to an entity if it did. A risk assessment matrix completes the risk assessment template […]
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Risk Assessment Templates

  • Posted by Konrad Buczynski
  • On 27/06/2019
What is a Risk Assessment Template? A risk assessment template is a tool that is used to document the systematic analysis of types of security risks that exist within the scope/area of an assessment, the likelihood and consequence of those risks being realised, and the recommended control measures to reduce risk to acceptable levels. A […]
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Risk Management and the 2018 PSPF

  • Posted by bluesix
  • On 08/05/2018
When the PSPF was launched in 2010, it was a significant reform that sought to adopt a more risk-based approach to protective security than did its predecessor (the Protective Security Manual). It achieved its immediate aims and Government practitioners, and those who supported them, started talking (and doing) more about security risk management. Notwithstanding this, […]
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Musings on security risk assessments

  • Posted by bluesix
  • On 06/05/2018
Taking into consideration 400-odd Government Departments, Agencies and Commissions, and that there were (conservatively) upwards of 4,000 companies employing more than 200 people in early 2017 [1], plus security consultants, then there is a fair base of security risk practitioners across Australian sectors. It is admittedly a conservatively educated guess, but let’s suggest that each […]
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