National Security and Cyber Resilience PAN
The National Security and Cyber Resilience PAN is committed to bolstering the resilience of Australia’s digital infrastructure by providing input on government policies such as the Cyber Security Act 2024, and the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018. A key focus of the PAN recently has been the evaluation and improvement of the Essential 8 controls. Additionally, the PAN promotes best practices in understanding and implementation of cyber controls and risk frameworks across various sectors, including NGOs and SMEs. By aligning with government objectives and fostering collaboration with key stakeholders, the group aims to shape effective cyber security policies that address emerging threats and enhance national security.
Who should join: Chief Information Security Office (CISO), Risk and compliance officers, IT security leads and cyber security specialists.
Focus Areas:
- Cyber Security Act and SOCI Act reforms
- Essential eight & security standards
- Harmonisation of international cyber security standards
- Development of the cyber security talent pool
Recent Submissions:
- Consultation on developing Horizon 2 of the 2023-2030 Australian Cyber Security Strategy (8 September 2025)
- Commonwealth Data Retention Review (21 March 2025)
- Australian Government Gateway Security Standard (14 March 2025)
- Guiding Principles to Embed Zero Trust Culture (28 February 2025)
- 2023 – 2030 Australian Cyber Security Strategy: Legislative Reforms (01 March 2024)
Member Portal
PAN MEMBERS: Register via your member account in the AIIA member portal. If you face any technical issues, please contact [email protected].