Australian Information Security Manual ISM-0218: If TOP SECRET fibre-optic fly leads exceeding five metres in length are used to connect wa

If TOP SECRET fibre-optic fly leads exceeding five metres in length are used to connect wall outlet boxes to IT equipment, they are run in a protective and easily inspected pathway that is clearly labelled at the IT equipment end with the wall outlet box's identifier.

Maintained by Gerard BlokdykVerified against the published standard 31 May 2026Control text last updated 21 May 2026

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ISM-0181 Cabling infrastructure is installed in accordance with relevant Australian Standards, as d
ISM-0187 SECRET cables, when bundled together or run in conduit, are run exclusively in their own i
ISM-0194 In shared facilities, a visible smear of conduit glue is used to seal all plastic conduit
ISM-0195 In shared facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC-approved tamper-evident seals are used to
ISM-0198 When penetrating a TOP SECRET audio secure room, the Australian Security Intelligence Orga
ISM-0201 Labels for TOP SECRET conduits are a minimum size of 2.5 cm x 1 cm, attached at five-metre
ISM-0206 Cable labelling processes, and supporting cable labelling procedures, are developed, imple
ISM-0208 A cable register contains the following for each cable: - cable identifier - cable colour

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