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Reload the pageAPRA's information security standard, CPS 234, has been in force since 1 July 2019. Answer a short set of questions to see whether your information security program covers your AI estate - models, training data, pipelines and inference APIs - as information assets, and get a prioritised action list.
Built for CISOs and security teams at ADIs, insurers and superannuation trustees. CPS 234 is technology neutral - it never mentions AI - so treating AI systems as information assets is interpretive application of the standard, and APRA's April 2026 AI letter sets supervisory expectations through existing standards rather than new binding rules. General guidance only, not legal or prudential advice.
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Count vendor LLMs and AI APIs, AI features embedded in licensed software, internally built or fine-tuned models, and staff use of external AI tools.
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