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Victorian Protective Data Security Framework: Detailed PDSP template
Your organisation should use the detailed Protective Data Security Plan template (PDSP tab) as its detailed plan to address any identified information security risks.
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ARCHIVED: Victorian Protective Data Security Framework: Rosetta Stone – core and supplementary
Please note: this content contains superseded material and is now archived. A mapping of the Victorian Protective Data Security Standards against existing security standards adopted by Victorian public sector organisations.
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Victorian Protective Data Security Standards: Glossary
The purpose of this document is to define the terms and abbreviations used in the Victorian Protective Data Security Standards.
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Victorian Protective Data Security Framework: Security management framework template
Use this template to develop a Security Management Framework for your organisation where one does not already exist, or use this template to check against any existing security management framework to ensure core topic areas are addressed.
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Cloud computing in the Victorian public sector
This guide seeks to summarise the key benefits, issues and risks relating to the adoption of cloud computing. In a cloud computing context, ‘cloud’ is a metaphor for the Internet, with ‘cloud computing’ used to describe the way various computing components…
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Does the Victorian Protective Data Security Framework apply to your organisation?
The information provided in this guide summarises which Victorian public sector organisations are subject to the Victorian Protective Data Security Framework (VPDSF) and accompanying obligations under Part 4 of the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (PDP Act). It also provides a…
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ARCHIVED: Victorian Protective Data Security Standards
Please note: this content contains superseded material and is now archived. The Victorian Protective Data Security Standards establish 18 high level mandatory requirements to protect public sector information across governance and the four domains of information, personnel, ICT and physical security. The…
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