Electronic signatures guideline Guideline | July 2020–current CurrentNon-mandated This guideline provides guidance on the use of e-signatures for government purposes and highlights compliance issues with relevant standards for Commonwealth and State laws.
Collaboration platform (Microsoft Teams) guideline Guideline | June 2020–current CurrentNon-mandated Information and advice to consider when implementing the Collaboration Platform (Microsoft Teams) Policy.
Business process modelling notation guideline Guideline | January 2016–November 2024 RepealedNon-mandated This guideline provides information and advice to Queensland Government agencies on the recommended practices for documenting business processes using the Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN[1]) Specification Version 2.0 released January 2011.
Receipt of inappropriate emails example Example | August 2005–November 2024 RepealedNon-mandated An example of how to respond to the receipt of inappropriate emails.
Managing cyber risks in overseas travel factsheet Factsheet | February 2025–May 2025 PreviewNon-mandated This factsheet recognises and addresses the cyber risk associated with international travel which is crucial for maintaining information and cyber security.Â
Ransomware guideline Guideline | August 2022–current CurrentNon-mandated This guideline discusses ransomware and the Queensland Governments position against paying ransomware, and ways that agencies can protect themselves.
Digital services accessibility plan template Template | October 2025–current CurrentNon-mandated This template is provided to help agencies draft their digital services accessibility plan
PCI-DSS compliance Factsheet | March 2018–current Current Queensland Treasury assists and coordinates the Queensland Government’s PCI-DSS processes; however it is the responsibility of each department to ensure it complies with PCI-DSS.
Software asset management guideline Guideline | March 2010–November 2024 RepealedNon-mandated This guideline specifies a consistent approach for the management of third party software licences and associated media purchased by Queensland Government agencies.
Print services policy (repealed) Policy | April 2019–January 2022 RepealedNon-mandated This policy states the government’s intent to appropriately manage and optimise ICT operational costs associated with print services Replaced by: Print services guideline