DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS ARE WORTH?
Could cyber gaps put your government contracts at risk?
What is Changing?
Queensland Government cyber security guidance now applies across all types of procurement - not only ICT purchasing. Suppliers will be asked to demonstrate how they protect information, manage cyber risks, respond to incidents and maintain services that they provide to Queensland Government and State owned enterprises, from the 1st of January 2027
What is at stake if you cannot prove your cybersecurity?
Existing Contracts at risk
Agencies can act on non-compliance during the life of a contract, not just at tender
Future opportunities close
Unassured suppliers are screened out before a tender is even shortlisted
Renewals at risk
No evidence of assurance makes you an easy contract to not renew
Existing Contracts at risk
Persistent non-compliance can see you removed from panels altogether
Arotech's Supplier Readiness Assessment
A focused, four-step engagement that shows you exactly where you stand against the cyber security PAM requirements, and what to do about it
Step 1
Profile your exposure
Step 2
Run the gap assessment
Step 3
Get your maturity score
Step 4
Act on the remediation plan
5-7 BUSINESS DAY TURNAROUND
$56,000
avg. self-reported cost of a cyber incident for an Australian small business, FY2024-25 (ASD)
That's before factoring in a lost contract. Our team brings decades of cyber security experience across industry and government, advising both sides on their requirements - so Arotech Consulting can help your business operate securely, stay compliant, and keep the tenders you've worked hard to win.
