Securing Critical Infrastructure with Google SecOps and ANZ cybersecurity services
Global critical infrastructure cyberattacks continue to increase in frequency and sophistication, affirming the importance of establishing cyber and organisational resilience for businesses today, with preventative measures now not enough. To support compliance with Australia’s Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth) (SoCI Act), including related frameworks, organisations must ensure they have effective risk and resilience practices, including detection, response and recovery processes that support the protection of sensitive data and critical assets.
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This white paper outlines how Google SecOps, combined with ANZ cybersecurity services, supports these requirements through Al-driven threat detection, large-scale data analytics and integrated global threat intelligence. It highlights the importance of sovereign, onshore cyber capabilities to maintain compliance, protect operational information and critical assets through rapid incident response.
The paper also examines how Google Cloud enforces data sovereignty through regional controls, assured workloads and restricted personnel access, alongside cryptographic safeguards such as Key Access Justifications.
Together, these capabilities provide security teams with enhanced visibility, faster investigation capability and stronger governance across IT and OT environments, providing a robust foundation for critical infrastructure resilience in the face of an evolving threat landscape and enhanced regulatory obligations.
