Do you have a map of your organisation’s critical assets (informational,
physical and digital), systems and supply chain?
Do you know where your valuable data is stored and how is it stored?
Are your business continuity planning, infrastructure schemas and other
information assets important to business resumption stored and protected appropriately?
Do you know who your critical suppliers are?
Do you have adequate oversight of your supply chain and suppliers?
Do you understand the threat environment?
Have you got productive information exchanges with industry peers and
local,
state and federal authorities?
Do you know what your most valuable and business-critical assets are?
Have you identified single points of failure and critical dependencies?
Do you know what your crown jewels are as it comes to organisational
data?
Do you know how this data is secured?
Are your physical assets adequately secured?
Do you know who your business-critical personnel are?
Do you know who has access to your critical assets and data?
Do your people present a security threat?
Do you properly vet business-critical staff?
Do you appropriately vet suppliers of critical services?
Does your organisation have up-to-date business continuity and risk
management plans?
Does your organisation have a strong security culture?
Does your organisation regularly patch systems?
Do you have a password policy, are passwords changed regularly and are
all
staff required to undertake basic cyber training?
Do you fix vulnerabilities quickly when they are detected?
Do you map vulnerabilities, when they were remedied and how they were
remedied?
Do you fill process gaps when they are identified?
Do you have appropriate policies to ensure employees know their
obligations?
Have you made sure your organisation is meeting all its reporting
obligations under Australia’s critical infrastructure laws?
Can your organisation illustrate it is taking reasonable steps to
mitigate
threats and bolster its security?