
The 2026 Slay Review of the 2018 SOCI Act has called for two-way threat information exchange between government and critical infrastructure operators. This article defines what bi-directional intelligence sharing means in practice, why it matters now, and where CI-ISAC fits in Australia’s evolving cyber resilience model.

CI-ISAC Australia’s cyber threat level is sustained at Elevated. This article examines what that designation means in practice and why timely, Australian-specific intelligence is the critical input that separates anticipating threats from responding to them.

CI-ISAC Australia has been selected as the recipient of an Australian Government $6.4 million grant to create a health-specific, information-sharing and analysis centre for Australia’s healthcare industry. Recent cyber-attacks on Australian healthcare organisations, including health funds and hospitals, have led the Australian Government to prioritise the healthsector, by identifying it as the first to receive…

Critical Infrastructure – Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (CI-ISAC) Australia is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 20th March 2024, with the Global Health-ISAC. ISACs provide a trusted, not for profit, ecosystem for the sharing of cyber threat intelligence (CTI) between members and the partnership between the Critical Infrastructure…
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