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Working with Australian government: sovereignty, personnel vetting, procurement pathways and the compliance claims worth reading carefully.
6 articles on government.
Writing a mobile device policy people will actually follow
Most device policies are unenforceable, unread, or both. A short policy backed by technical controls beats a long one backed by good intentions.
Procurement is where mobile rollouts actually stall
The technical work on a fleet refresh is rarely what delays it. The delay is in how the devices were bought, and it is almost always avoidable.
"Hosted in Australia" is not the same as sovereign
Data residency, data sovereignty and operational sovereignty are three different claims. Most vendor answers only address the first one.
Protective markings break the moment mail reaches a handset
The desktop enforces the marking. The phone treats it as text in a subject line. That asymmetry is why so many agencies still classify their mobile mail down.
The SOCI obligation reaches further into IT than most operators assume
Critical infrastructure risk programs concentrate on operational technology. The corporate endpoint that reaches into it is usually nobody's responsibility.
Choosing a managed service provider for Australian government work
Sovereignty, personnel vetting, procurement pathways and the certification claims that get blurred. What public sector buyers should check before signing.
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