Mapping
- Public service levels: A08-SES
- SFIA: 6-7
- Leadership competencies for Queensland – Program leader; Executive; Chief executive
SFIA professional skills
- Incident management USUP
- Information assurance INAS
- Information security SCTY
- Security operations SCAD
- Stakeholder relationship management RLMT
Competencies
- How to direct incident management activities including advising on updating plans based on evolving threats, learnings and stakeholder engagement.
- How to review legal and regulatory requirements related to incidents.
- How to analyse risks, incidents and metrics and communicate these effectively to different stakeholders including executives using business language.
- How to direct the integration and alignment of incident management strategies with business goals, to mitigate risk, and provide high-level expertise in incident management to the business.
- How to direct and coordinate the incident management and other teams and stakeholders to manage incident preparedness (e.g. exercises) and an effective response.
- How to drive continuous improved by incorporating actions from reviews of exercises and actual incidents.
70:20:10 examples
70: Suggested experiential learning
- Provide executive level crisis response and coordination
20: Suggested professional development
- Make contributions to the industry e.g. keynotes, board representation.
- Mentor emerging leaders.
- Queensland Government strategic crisis management governance (e.g. State Disaster Coordination Group Member Induction).
10: Example formal learning
- CISM – Certified Information Security Manager
- Last updated:
- 30 June 2025