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Federated identity blueprint

The purpose of this document is to outline a blueprint for a modern federated identity architecture and ecosystem to support digital government.

Information security controls standard (QGISCS) (Repealed)

This Information security controls standard was repealed on 7 March 2019. This standard specifies the controls that must be applied to Queensland Government information assets

Assurance plan template

The assurance plan identifies the independent assessment activities that will be undertaken for a program or project

Recordkeeping (IS40) (Repealed)

This information standard was repealed on 6 June 2018.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.

Integration policy (Repealed)

This policy provides visibility over the ICT integration pathways in order to be confident about issues such as security, manageability and effectively control risk.

Information security classification controls guideline

The Information Security Classification Controls Guideline provides practical controls guidance to agencies on information security controls to apply to their information according to business impact level (BIL).

Program and project assurance policy

The establishment of a consistent assurance process is critical to improve confidence in information regarding programs and projects and to support successful delivery of ICT and ICT-enabled initiatives and services across the Queensland Government.

Replaced by: Portfolio, program and project management and assurance policy

Information security policy - IS18 mandatory clauses (Repealed)

The IS18 mandatory clauses was repealed on 7 March 2019. it detailed the mandatory clauses which must be included in agency’s Information Security Policy.

Information management roles and responsibilities guideline

This guideline specifies generic roles and responsibilities that may be required to support effective information management in an agency. Agencies may use this guideline as a point of reference and starting point for the development of information management roles specific to the agency.

Remote working guideline

Supporting flexible working arrangements