Track This Job
Add this job to your tracking list to:
- Monitor application status and updates
- Change status (Applied, Interview, Offer, etc.)
- Add personal notes and comments
- Set reminders for follow-ups
- Track your entire application journey
Save This Job
Add this job to your saved collection to:
- Access easily from your saved jobs dashboard
- Review job details later without searching again
- Compare with other saved opportunities
- Keep a collection of interesting positions
- Receive notifications about saved jobs before they expire
AI-Powered Job Summary
Get a concise overview of key job requirements, responsibilities, and qualifications in seconds.
Pro Tip: Use this feature to quickly decide if a job matches your skills before reading the full description.
If you're looking to grow your skills in cyber governance and contribute to protecting critical information assets, this role offers an excellent opportunity to learn, collaborate and make a meaningful impact.
This role plays an important part in supporting and maintaining a strong governance, risk and compliance framework that underpins the Department's Information Security Management System (ISMS) and overall cyber security posture. It contributes to the early identification, assessment and management of cyber risks, helping the Department remain resilient against evolving threats while meeting Queensland Government requirements.
In this position, you will assist in developing, enhancing and maintaining ISMS and cyber governance processes, ensuring they remain effective, contemporary and aligned with strategic objectives. You will support the assessment and monitoring of cyber security risks, contributing to risk treatment planning, reviewing mitigation strategies, reporting and helping maintain visibility over security performance.
A key part of the role is contributing to the Department's compliance obligations under the Information and Cyber Security Policy (IS18), the Queensland Government Enterprise Architecture (QGEA) frameworks, and relevant legislation and standards. You will help prepare evidence, maintain registers and support reporting activities to demonstrate ongoing compliance.
You will work closely with the Cyber Security Manager and the broader Cyber and Architecture Services team to maintain security tools, systems and dashboards, monitor for anomalies or suspicious activity, and produce clear and informative reports as required. You will also assist in collating and developing material to support internal and external ISMS and cyber security audits, contributing to improvement actions and continual uplift.
The role includes supporting technical working groups and advisory forums, helping ensure consistent governance practices and shared understanding across stakeholders. You will help promote cyber security awareness, contributing to education activities and reinforcing good security behaviours across the Department. You may also assist in responding to security incidents to help minimise operational impacts, escalating issues appropriately and supporting resolution activities.
As a member of the Cyber and Architecture Services team, you are expected to model and promote a safe, respectful and inclusive workplace environment, free from bullying, discrimination and harassment.
To Be Successful In This Role, You Will Bring
- A foundational understanding of information and cyber security governance, risk and compliance.
- Knowledge of ISMS principles, cyber frameworks or relevant standards (e.g., IS18, ISO27001:2022, QGEA).
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to interpret information to identify trends or risks.
- Good communication and teamwork capabilities, with a willingness to learn and collaborate.
- An interest in contributing to a culture of continuous improvement in cyber security.
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Occupational group IT & Telecommunications
Key Skills
Ranked by relevanceReady to apply?
Join Queensland Government and take your career to the next level!
Application takes less than 5 minutes

