In Australia’s National Interest - Security of Critical Infrastructure

About In Australia’s National Interest - Security of Critical Infrastructure

What comprises Australia’s national interest, and how does the rise of insider threat activity in Australia’s critical infrastructure connect to Australia’s national interest? I expect this topic was not the first thing on your mind when you woke this morning ready for breakfast and a hot shower, however the topic is relevant because it is fundamental to you having breakfast, a wash, and getting on with you day. Let me explain.

Publisher

Pentagram Advisory

Category

government

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

30 Oct 2024

Latest episode

2 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

75 of 86 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   2 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Oztopia: Academia

   Host Dr. Greg Sheridan interviews Professor Clive Hamilton about Australian academics collaborating with hostile states and the national security risks involved.

2. 

   28 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Enhanced CIRMP Rules 2026: Section 9A — Building a Defensible Personnel Security Architecture

   Tim Slattery and Marina Shteinberg, Co-Founders of Pentagram Advisory, discuss building a defensible personnel security architecture under the Enhanced CIRMP Rules 2026, offering insights into access management and workforce assurance.

3. 

   14 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Risks We Remember: How Availability Bias Creates Blind Spots in Critical Infrastructure Security Decisions

   Tim Slattery and Marina Shteinberg of Pentagram Advisory discuss how availability bias impacts critical infrastructure security decisions, offering insights to strengthen risk management and decision-making under uncertainty.

Inside a recent episode

Oztopia: Academia

Published 2 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] In these three decades, universities and other higher learning institutions have transcended their historical role of education and higher learning to transform into businesses. However, as businesses, they still enjoy significant taxpayer support, assessed at about 40% to 56% of the average sector revenue. The role of academia in national security. Academia has been a fundamental input to Australian society in many disciplines which impact the everyday life of Australians and people globally. Benefits have been won in public health, telecommunications, engineering, information technology, space, finance, humanities, medicine and much more. […]

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