FOI archive
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Small Business Cyber Resilience Service
These records show how Treasury briefed ministers and Parliament on the $11.1 million Small Business Cyber Resilience Service delivered by IDCARE. They describe its prevention, recovery and case-management functions and track reported activity from more than 200 businesses in late 2024 to more than 3,400 engagements by June 2026.
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Australian Cyber Security Strategy: The Road to Horizon 2
The released ministerial submission sets out the government's internal framing of progress under Horizon 1 of the 2023-2030 Australian Cyber Security Strategy and the move toward Horizon 2. It provides a source record for testing how performance, outcomes and next-stage priorities were presented to ministers.
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Cyber Wardens Grant and Evaluation
These records show how the $22.995 million Cyber Wardens grant was designed, delivered and evaluated. They document a strong emphasis on enrolments, course completions and self-reported intentions, while providing little evidence that participating businesses implemented stronger security controls.
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CyberPath Grant Agreement
The grant agreement defines what the Australian Government funded the CyberPath consortium to design, promote and pilot. It provides a public baseline for comparing the scheme's promised governance, safeguards and deliverables with industry concerns and what the pilot eventually produces.
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Australian Cyber Security Professionalisation Program (ACSP)
These records trace AustCyber's effort to design a national professionalisation and accreditation framework through the ACSP. They reveal the participating organisations, consultation methods, proposed model and evidence used to claim industry support.
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AustCyber AUCyberExplorer
These records cover the publicly funded workforce forecasting project that became AUCyberExplorer. They show how its workforce estimates and demand projections were produced and later used to support the case for professionalising Australia's cyber workforce.
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Professionalisation of the Cyber Workforce Grant Program
The release documents the government's rationale for a $1.9 million grant to pilot cyber workforce professionalisation. Although heavily redacted, it shows the intended market intervention, expected outcomes and assumptions used to justify accreditation as a response to workforce problems.
FOI materials are published as source evidence. Related analysis sets out the interpretation, assumptions, and limits of each record.