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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.
Pentagram Advisory hosts In Australia’s National Interest - Security of Critical Infrastructure, a government show with 75 episodes published.
The criminal charges against former Australian Defence Force (ADF) soldier Kira Korolev have been upgraded from “preparing for an espionage offence” to “conspiracy to commit espionage”. Pentagram's podcast set outs the p
The Enhanced CIRMP Rules 2026 introduce the most significant expansion of Australia's Critical Infrastructure Risk Management Program (CIRMP) framework since its inception. But beyond the additional legislative obligatio
Why do so many capable and experienced leaders underestimate insider threat within their own organisations? In this episode, Tim Slattery and Marina Shteinberg from Pentagram Advisory explore the psychology behind the "N
Pentagram's case study of U.S. citizen Jareh Sebastian Dalke who worked the the National Security Agency and became an insider threat there. He stole top secret information and tried to sell that information to Russia.
If you are fascinated by Harry Potter, psychology, human behaviour, and the complex realities of protective security — this episode is for you. What do Harry Potter and insider threat have in common? More than you might
In this episode, Tim Slattery and Marina Shteinberg from Pentagram Advisory explore what the recently updated CIRMP annual reporting form may reveal about the evolving expectations of the Department of Home Affairs surro
When employees leave, it is often treated as a process — access removed, systems closed, the relationship ended. But for people, it is a moment of change. A shift in identity, status and direction — shaped by how that ex
Insider threat is the misuse by a trusted person of privileged access to, or influence over, assets and operations. The trusted person’s actions may be unintentional, or their actions may be intentional. In either instan
Insider threat is the misuse by a trusted person of privileged access to assets and operations. The trusted person’s actions may be unintentional or they may be intentional. In either instance the harm caused can be the
In March 2026, the Commonwealth Government published the Independent Review of the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018. The intent of the Review, conducted by Dr Jill Slay between November 2025 and January 2026,
The recent fire at Viva Energy’s Geelong refinery has been widely reported as an industrial incident. But what does it reveal about Australia’s broader vulnerability when disruption occurs at nationally critical assets?
Insider risk rarely appears suddenly. In this episode, we explore why behavioural change is often the earliest warning signal — long before systems detect a problem. Learn how insider risk develops over time, how to reco
This article explores the risks and consequence for Australia stemming from the 2026 war with Iran and resultant oil supply shock.
Why People Protect the Organisation What drives people to act in the organisation’s interest—especially when no one is watching? In this episode, we explore why security is not sustained by controls alone, but by human b
Pentagram Advisory Pty Ltd invites you to watch and / or listen this recording of our recent article about the risks that war with Iran poses to Australia's critical infrastructure entities. Whilst critical infrastructur
Insider threats rarely begin with malicious intent — they often emerge gradually as ordinary life pressures create unexpected vulnerabilities around trusted employees. In this episode, Tim Slattery and Marina Shteinberg
Across Australia’s critical infrastructure sectors, many organisations are working hard to comply with the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (SOCI Act). Cyber security has matured. CIRMP frameworks are in plac
How do you strengthen workforce assurance for existing employees — without creating the very insider risk you’re trying to reduce? In this episode, Pentagram Advisory explores one of the most sensitive challenges facing
Workforce assurance is now a strategic security capability for Australia’s critical infrastructure sectors. In this episode, we explore how organisations can build defensible workforce assurance for non-citizen offshore
In this final episode of Pentagram Advisory’s three-part Workforce Assurance in Critical Infrastructure series, we explore why trust cannot stop at the point of hiring — and why the highest personnel security risks often
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