This Cyber Security Strategy sets out the Australian Government’s philosophy and program for meeting the dual challenges of the digital age—advancing and protecting country's interests online.

Successive Strategies have encompassed over a decade of collaborative effort and achievement by businesses and all levels of government. The resilience of Australia’s critical infrastructure has been enhanced by the collective work of the States and Territories, the Commonwealth Government and the owners and operators of critical infrastructure. The Trusted Information Sharing Network (TISN) continues to provide a secure, non-competitive environment in which all stakeholders have the opportunity to work together to ensure the continued operation of critical infrastructure. The Critical Infrastructure Resilience Strategy (the Strategy), which consists of this Policy Statement and a Plan for practical implementation, builds on past successes, provides greater value to stakeholders, and continues to deliver significant outcomes for business and the economy, governments and the community.

Framework of Australia's National Security Efforts in 2013

The Australian Government approach to Cyber Security

National Security Strategy of the Republic of Armenia sets the guidelines for ensuring the secure and forward-looking development and well-being of Armenia and the citizens of the Republic of Armenia. An independent, sovereign, and powerful Republic of Armenia is the guarantor of this goal and the homeland of Armenians dispersed throughout the world. The Strategy specifies the national interests of Armenia and the strategic means of their effective protection.