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In the National Interest – Insider Threat: understanding the people in your workforce and supply chain in the face of increasing extremism in Australia
As geopolitical tensions rise and the Trump administration reshapes U.S. security policies, Australia faces increasing scrutiny over insider threats within its workforce and supply chains.
This episode, based on insights from Timothy Slattery, a former senior official in Australia's army, intelligence, and national security community, explores the national security implications of safeguarding critical infrastructure, defence industries, and intelligence sectors, particularly in the context of AUKUS and Australia’s role as a custodian of sensitive U.S. military technology.
We examine how insider threats—whether driven by ideology, economic pressures, or external influence—pose risks to both government and private sectors.
With new security requirements under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018, Australia must align its insider threat programs with evolving global security expectations.
Join Timothy Slattery from Pentagram Advisory as he navigates the challenges of workforce screening, risk mitigation, and compliance, ensuring that Australia remains a trusted security partner and protects national interest.
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By Pentagram AdvisoryAs geopolitical tensions rise and the Trump administration reshapes U.S. security policies, Australia faces increasing scrutiny over insider threats within its workforce and supply chains.
This episode, based on insights from Timothy Slattery, a former senior official in Australia's army, intelligence, and national security community, explores the national security implications of safeguarding critical infrastructure, defence industries, and intelligence sectors, particularly in the context of AUKUS and Australia’s role as a custodian of sensitive U.S. military technology.
We examine how insider threats—whether driven by ideology, economic pressures, or external influence—pose risks to both government and private sectors.
With new security requirements under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018, Australia must align its insider threat programs with evolving global security expectations.
Join Timothy Slattery from Pentagram Advisory as he navigates the challenges of workforce screening, risk mitigation, and compliance, ensuring that Australia remains a trusted security partner and protects national interest.