The Defence Industry Security Program supports Australian entities to understand and meet their security obligations when engaging in Defence tenders, contracts and projects.

Information and links to online resources for ADF members and their families to learn more about mental health, resilience and well-being. While seeking help from a qualified mental health professional is always important, these resources can provide a valuable supplement and help to keep you informed about the latest developments.

Provides information relating to support services that are available to past participants of the Resistance to Interrogation and/or Conduct After Capture Training and also allows for the request of records pertaining to their participation.

As part of Defence Export Controls’ (DEC) commitment to ensure Australia is exporting responsibly, DEC engage with producers, developers and researchers of defence and strategic goods to facilitate their understanding of Australian export controls. This is delivered via workshops, training sessions and e-based learning and resources to raise awareness and support compliance.

Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Response Office (1800 SeMPRO) provides immediate and confidential support and advice to persons impacted by sexual misconduct at Defence.

Accounting and financial management graduates are recruited directly to Defence through the Australian Government Graduate Program – Accounting and financial management pathway.

The Business services and policy pathway puts graduates at the centre of the decisions, systems and services that keeps Defence moving. Graduates will shape policies, support major initiatives, and help ensure our people and operations work smoothly and effectively.

Commercial pathway graduates in Defence are enabling the delivery of some of the most exciting, complex and challenging projects in Australia. This is their opportunity to drive meaningful and impactful outcomes that directly support Australia’s national security.

The Defence engineering pathway is where graduates' engineering skills can make a real difference in capability outcomes. This pathway offers the chance to build technical expertise while contributing to the design, development, testing and sustainment of cutting-edge Defence capability.

Graduates who join Defence work within one of the largest and most diverse workforces in the Australian Government. Human resources (HR) professionals at Defence support a broad range of people‑centred services that contribute directly to the growth, wellbeing and readiness of the organisation and its people.

Legal graduates at Defence support a mix of practising and non-practising (legal policy) roles across a vary array of areas, such as administrative, international, commercial, governance, and operational law. Defence offers exposure to legal issues central to national security and capability.

Graduates can bring their unique skills and experiences to make their mark in a world of opportunity at Defence. The research and innovation pathway is where science meets strategy. If a soldier wears it, uses it, eats it, or thinks it, someone in Defence created the science behind it. This pathway offers graduates the chance to work on pioneering projects that shape the future of national security.

Data graduates are recruited directly to Defence through the Australian Government Graduate Program – Data stream.

The Defence Estate Audit recommendations will enhance Defence work environments, ensuring the estate is fit-for-purpose for both current and future capability priorities and workforce needs.

Defence Industry Security Program maintains an active assurance and uplift program.

Preliminary Documents related to the Environmental referral for Submarine Rotational Force – West infrastructure project.

Secretary of the Department of Defence.

CJOPs, Vice Admiral Justin Jones, AO, CSC, RAN

A register of all privacy impact assessments (PIA) reviewing activities that might have an impact on the privacy of individuals

HMAS Albatross aircraft noise monitoring and mitigation information.

Attending an international trade show or participating in a trade mission with Defence is a cost-effective option for eligible companies looking to export their products and services, benchmark themselves internationally or research their competitors. Defence procures the floor space and builds the exhibition stand, with companies only needing to finance their flights and accommodation.

PFAS (perfluroalkyl and polyfluroalkyl substances) management and investigation program at RAAF Base East Sale

Defence offers digital graduates the opportunity to work on secure, complex and mission-critical technology systems that support capability, operations, cyber security and enterprise functions.

Information on the outcomes of superior service tribunals.

Security training is available for security trainees and practitioners as part of obtaining or maintaining Defence and Industry Security Program (DISP) membership.

Defence Industry Security Program membership needs to be established, maintained and reviewed at regular intervals.

The Defence Graduate Program is a 12-month development opportunity designed to launch your career in the Australian Public Service (APS). As a Defence graduate, you will gain hands-on experience, build professional networks and develop the skills needed to make a real impact.

PFAS (perfluroalkyl and polyfluroalkyl substances) management and investigation program details.

Information about the policy settings for responsible use of artificial intelligence in Defence.

Information about the Strategic Shipbuilding Agreement executed, as well as the strategic partnership between Defence and Austal (the Strategic Shipbuilder).