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Print services policy (repealed)

This policy states the government’s intent to appropriately manage and optimise ICT operational costs associated with print services

Replaced by: Print services guideline

Recordkeeping (IS40) (Repealed)

This information standard was repealed on 6 June 2018. This information standard helps public authorities meet their recordkeeping obligations under the Act.

Digital services accessibility plan template

This template is provided to help agencies draft their digital services accessibility plan

Use of copyright material flowchart

This is a decision making flowchart which can be followed regarding the government use of copyright material. This flowchart contains general guidance only and should not be relied on for comprehensive or specific advice. Obtain formal legal advice when necessary.

Reducing password frustration guideline

Password frustration can be experienced by computer users who are required to remember multiple usernames and passwords, and is compounded when passwords must be changed frequently.

Ransomware guideline

This guideline discusses ransomware and the Queensland Governments position against paying ransomware, and ways that agencies can protect themselves.

Use of the word architect factsheet

This factsheet provides information on the use of the word 'architect' in terms of information and communication technology (ICT) and business planning to ensure there is no conflict with the relevant sections of the Architects Act 2002 (Qld).

Foundational artificial intelligence risk assessment framework

The FAIRA framework is a transparency, accountability, and risk identification tool for evaluating AI solutions.

Managing cyber risks in overseas travel factsheet

This factsheet recognises and addresses the cyber risk associated with international travel which is crucial for maintaining information and cyber security. 

Application classification framework definitions

Defining Queensland Government's generic classification scheme in terms of systems or functions required to meet organisational requirements.