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Defence Industry Security Program (DISP)– Suitability Assessment (2020)

The Defence Industry Security Program (DISP) is an Australian Defence membership program that helps organizations implement and demonstrate appropriate security controls for participating in Defence projects and managing Defence-related information and assets.

Overview

The Defence Industry Security Program (DISP) is a security accreditation and membership program administered by the Australian Department of Defence to strengthen security across the Defence industry supply chain. The program assists Australian businesses in implementing security measures that protect Defence-related information, personnel, technology, and assets. Built on the principles of the Defence Security Principles Framework (DSPF), DISP provides a scalable security model that enables organizations to demonstrate their ability to manage security risks and meet Defence contractual requirements. Through its membership levels, the program helps organizations improve their security maturity, access Defence security resources and guidance, and establish trusted partnerships within the Australian Defence ecosystem.

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