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Foundational artificial intelligence risk assessment guideline

Guideline | September 2024–current

CurrentNon-mandated

Guidance for agencies on the considerations and issues to be addressed when assessing risks during AI lifecycle in a Queensland Government context.

Records governance policy implementation guideline

Guideline | January 2022–current

CurrentNon-mandated

This guideline supports the Records governance policy.

QGEA implementation prioritisation technique guideline

Guideline | May 2013–current

CurrentNon-mandated

The QGEA implementation prioritisation  technique guideline provides a means for departments to prioritise their QGEA implementation activities and inform the development of an implementation plan.The QGEA implementation prioritisation technique spreadsheet was developed to demonstrate how Queensland Government departments can prioritise their implementation of QGEA policies.

Deployment of intrusion detection and prevention systems guideline

Guideline | September 2011–current

CurrentNon-mandated

To assist agencies with the development, implementation and management of IDPS, within the agency’s ICT environment

Collaborative workspace guideline

Guideline | December 2017–current

CurrentNon-mandated

Providing advice on the Collaborative workspace policy

Shared service foundation principles

Principle | August 2024–current

CurrentNon-mandated

Provides a framework for the effective and efficient delivery of the shared service model.

Regionalisation of language

Factsheet | November 2011–November 2024

RepealedNon-mandated

Due to increased reliance on computer-based spelling and grammar checking functionality, as well as automatic formatting of text and numbers, it is important that departments choose correct regional settings to ensure Australian English and formatting conventions are used in all government communication.

Queensland Government Information Architecture

Framework | March 2014–current

CurrentNon-mandated

The business of government is reliant on the creation, management and use of information. With government services being delivered across a broad portfolio of service domains, the task of managing the information can become large and complex. Using an appropriate architecture approach to support the management of information is an important area within government agencies to ensure that service delivery is efficient and thorough.

ICT-as-a-service deployment model selection guideline

Guideline | February 2014–February 2014

RepealedNon-mandated

This guideline outlines the key principles that agencies should consider when selecting their preferred deployment model for an ICT workload. This guideline is part of the ICT-as-a-service decision framework.

Information security external party governance guideline (Repealed)

Guideline | November 2010–March 2019

RepealedNon-mandated

This guideline was repealed on 7 March 2019. This guideline has been developed to assist Queensland Government agencies to ensure that external party governance arrangements align with the requirements of Information Standard 18