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Confidentiality template

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Confidentiality Template

Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Appendix 4.3.1

Reactive Asset Replacement Program

-Sect 2

Paragraph 3

-Sect 2.2

Table Lines 3, 10 and 11

-Sect 2.2.3

Title and

Information such as manufacturer and model numbers, and other product or specific system issues.

Capex Other Releasing this information may cause commercial damage to suppliers of Energex and may impact Energex’s commercial position.

Details of specific issues encountered with supplier’s products can provide commercial advantage to their competitors and may cause damage to their brand / commercial reputation.

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the

-2- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Paragraph 1

-Section 2.2.5 Paragraph 1

-Section 2.2.7

Paragraph 1

-Sect 2.2.8

Title and Paragraph 1

-Sect 2.2.9

Title, Paragraph 1 and 2

-Sect 2.2.10

Paragraph 1

specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the fair treatment of suppliers which the public expects from Energex.

-3- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

-Sect 2.2.11

Title and Paragraph 1

-Appendix A

Appendix 4.3.5

Instrument Transformer Replacement Program

-Executive Summary

-Appendix 2

Information such as manufacturer and model numbers, and other product or specific system issues.

Capex Other Releasing this information may cause commercial damage to suppliers of Energex and may impact Energex’s commercial position.

Details of specific issues encountered with supplier’s products can provide commercial advantage to their competitors and may cause damage to their brand / commercial reputation.

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the

-4- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the fair treatment of suppliers which the public expects from Energex.

Appendix 4.3.7

Air Break Switch Replacement

Information such as manufacturer and model

Capex Other Releasing this information may cause commercial damage to suppliers of Energex

Details of specific issues encountered with supplier’s products can provide

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so

-5- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Program

-Executive Summary

-Sect 1

Paragraph 2

-Sect 3

Paragraph 4 and Table 1 title

-Sect 5.2.1

Paragraph 1

-Appendix 1

numbers, and other product or specific system issues.

and may impact Energex’s commercial position.

commercial advantage to their competitors and may cause damage to their brand / commercial reputation.

that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the fair treatment of suppliers which the

-6- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

public expects from Energex.

Appendix 4.3.8

Commercial SCADA RTU Program:

-Sect 3.2.2

-Sect 3.2.2

Paragraph 3, 4 and Figure 2

-Sect 3.2.3 Table 2

-Sect 3.2.4

Paragraph 2 and

Details which provide useful reconnaissance information for potential cyber security attackers.

Information such as Site Id, manufacturers and model numbers, communication protocols and

Capex Information affecting the security of the network

Any information which gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals either computer system, telecommunications or operational technology equipment types, operating system, software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits

Information which gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic equipment in use, its software, computer communications protocols or the way in which the devices are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

-7- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Table 3

-Sect 3.2.5

Paragraph 3

-Sect 3.3

Paragraph 4

-Sect 3.6

Paragraph 2

information on various software bugs and other product or specific system issues.

which may be successful when used against the system should not be made public.

successful cyber intrusion.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of successful cyber intrusion.

Appendix 4.3.9

SCADA Feature Implementation Program

Details which provide useful reconnaissance information for potential

Capex Information affecting the security of the network

Any information which gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals

Information which gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can

-8- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

-Executive Summary

-Sect 1

Paragraph 6

-Sect 2

Paragraph 1

-Sect 2.2.1 Table 1, Table 2: Sub ID, Substation Name

-Sect 2.2.5 (all)

-Sect 2.2.6

Paragraph 2, 4, 5, 10 and 12

cyber security attackers.

Information such as manufacturers and model numbers, communication protocols and information on various software bugs and other product or specific system issues.

either computer system, telecommunications or operational technology equipment types, operating system, software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits which may be successful when used against the system should not be made public.

equipment in use, its software, computer communications protocols or the way in which the devices are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a successful cyber intrusion.

demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of

-9- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

-Sect 2.3 Table 3

-Sect 2.4.1 Figure 2

-Sect 2.4.2

Paragraph 1 and 2

-Sect 2.4.2 Figure 3

-Appendix 1 Table 7

-Appendix 2 Table 8 (all), Table 9 (all)

-Appendix 3 table 10 Sub

successful cyber intrusion.

-10- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Appendix 4.3.9

SCADA Feature Implementation Program

-Sect 2.4.1 Figure 2

-Sect 2.4.2

Paragraph 1, 2

-Sect 2.4.2 Figure 3

-Appendix 1 Table 7

Details describing issues encountered with specific commercial vendor’s equipment

Product faults / issues.

Capex Other

(protecting the fair treatment of suppliers)

Releasing this information may cause commercial damage to suppliers to Energex, and may impact Energex’s competitive position,

Details of specific issues encountered with supplier’s products can provide commercial advantage to their competitors and may cause damage to their brand / commercial reputation.

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details

-11- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the fair treatment of suppliers which the public expects from Energex.

Appendix 4.3.10

SCADA Software Continuous Improvement Program

-Sect 3.2.2 Table 1,

Details which provide useful reconnaissance information for potential cyber security

Capex Information affecting the security of the network

Any information which gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals either computer system, telecommunications or

Information which gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic equipment in use, its software, computer

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate,

-12- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Function, Identification

-Sect 3.2.3 Table 2

-Sect 3.3.1

Paragraph 4, 7 and 8

-Sect 3.3.2

Paragraph 1

-Appendix 1 Table , Platform Classification

-Appendix 2 Table

-Appendix 3 Table

attackers.

Information such as manufacturers and model numbers,

Operating systems, communication protocols and information on various software bugs and other product or specific system

operational technology equipment types, operating system, software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits which may be successful when used against the system should not be made public.

communications protocols or the way in which the devices are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a successful cyber intrusion.

independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of successful cyber

-13- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

issues. intrusion.

Appendix 4.3.11

OT Environment Establishment and Migrations Program

-Executive Summary

-Contents

-Sect 1

Paragraph 6

-Sect 2

Paragraph 1, 2 and

Details which provide useful reconnaissance information for potential cyber security attackers.

Information such as Sites, initiative details, manufacturers and model numbers, and other product

Capex Information affecting the security of the network

Any information which gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals either computer system, telecommunications or operational technology equipment types, operating system, software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits which may be

Information which gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic equipment in use, its software, computer communications protocols or the way in which the devices are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a successful cyber

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details

-14- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

3

-Sect 3.1 (all)

-Sect 3.2

Paragraph 2, 6

-Sect 3.3

-Sect 3.4 (all)

-Sect 3.5

-Sect 3.5.1 (all)

-Sect 3.5.2 (all)

-Sect 3.5.3 (all)

-Sect 3.5.4 (all)

-Sect 4.1

or specific system issues.

successful when used against the system should not be made public.

intrusion. however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of successful cyber intrusion.

-15- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Paragraph 1

-Sect 4.1 Table 1 Risk Scenario

-Sect 4.2.1

Paragraph 2

-Sect 4.2.2 Table 2 Risk Scenario

-Sect 4.3.1

Paragraph 1

-Sect 5 Table 5

-Appendix 1

-16- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

Appendix 4.3.12

OT Environment – Refurbishment Program

-Sect 3 Table 1 Equipment details

-Sect 5 Table Equipment details

Details which provide useful reconnaissance information for potential cyber security attackers.

Information such as manufacturers and model numbers, and other product or specific system issues.

Capex Information affecting the security of the network

Any information which gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals either computer system, telecommunications or operational technology equipment types, operating system, software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits which may be successful when used against the system

Information which gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic equipment in use, its software, computer communications protocols or the way in which the devices are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a successful cyber intrusion.

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to

-17- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

should not be made public.

consumers, and would actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of successful cyber intrusion.

Appendix 4.4.2

Core IP/MPLS Telecommunications Network (Matrix):

-Sect 3.1.2

Paragraph 4

Details which provide useful reconnaissance information for potential cyber security attackers.

Information such as Site Id,

Capex Information affecting the security of the network

Any information which gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals either computer system, telecommunications or operational technology equipment types,

Information which gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic equipment in use, its software, computer communications protocols or the way

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

-Sect 3.1.4

Paragraph 1

-Sect 4.1

Paragraph 1 and 3

-Sect 4.2.2

Bullet point 3

-Appendix 1

-Paragraph 1 and Tables

manufacturers and model numbers, communication protocols and information on various software bugs and other product or specific system issues.

operating system, software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits which may be successful when used against the system should not be made public.

in which the devices are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a successful cyber intrusion.

been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of successful cyber intrusion.

Appendix 4.4.6 Details which Capex Information Any information which Information which The detailed

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

RTU Replacement Program:

-Sect 3.1

Paragraph 2, Table 1 and Table 2

-Sect 3.4

Paragraph 1

provide useful reconnaissance information for potential cyber security attackers.

Information such as Site Id, manufacturers and model numbers, communication protocols and information on various software bugs and other

affecting the security of the network

gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals either computer system, telecommunications or operational technology equipment types, operating system, software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits which may be successful when used against the system should not be made

gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic equipment in use, its software, computer communications protocols or the way in which the devices are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a successful cyber intrusion.

information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would

-20- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

product or specific system issues.

public. actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of successful cyber intrusion.

Appendix 4.4.7

Obsolete SCADA Equipment:

-Sect 3.1.1

Paragraph 2

-Sect 3.1.1 Table 1

-Sect 3.1.2 Table 2

Details which provide useful reconnaissance information for potential cyber security attackers.

Information such as Site Id, manufacturers

Capex Information affecting the security of the network

Any information which gives those with malicious or mischievous intent details which reveals either computer system, telecommunications or operational technology equipment types, operating system,

Information which gives potential cybersecurity attackers details on the electronic equipment in use, its software, computer communications protocols or the way in which the devices

The detailed information has been included in the business cases so that Energex can demonstrate appropriate, independently verifiable analysis has been applied to the

-21- Confidentiality template

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

-Sect 3.2.1 Table 4

-Sect 3.2.2 Table 5, Table 6 and Table 7

-Sect 3.2.3 Title and Table 8

-Sect 3.2.5 Title

-Sect 3.3 Table 9

-Sect 4.1 Table 10

-Sect 4.2 Table

-Sect 5

Bullet point 3

-Appendix 2

and model numbers, communication protocols and information on various software bugs and other product or specific system issues.

software application, software middleware or other relevant to the cybersecurity exploits which may be successful when used against the system should not be made public.

are interconnected is of significant benefit to planning and executing a successful cyber intrusion.

preparation of the programs/projects proposed.

Public release of the specific details however provides no public benefit to consumers, and would actively work against the public interest, increasing the probability of successful cyber intrusion.

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

KPMG (2015) – Report to the Board of Sparq Solutions on ICT Expenditure Forecasts for the Period: 2015-2020

Page 8 Page 27 Page 30

The report contains daily rates achieved through the competitive ICT service provider panel established in SPARQ.

Seeking to redact the actual daily rates.

ICT daily labour rates

Market sensitive cost inputs

The disclosure of effective rates could be misused by ICT panel participants.

The disclosure of rates will undermine the competitive tension between service providers on the ICT panel

It is in the long term interest of the public to pay an economically efficient rate for electricity usage. By allowing ICT service providers access to information on ICT competitors may result in an economically inefficient price being offered to Ergon Energy, and hence passed through to consumers.

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Title, page and paragraph number of the document containing the confidential information

Description of the

confidential information

Topic the confidenti

al information relates to (e.g. capex,

opex, the rate of return)

Identify the recognised

confidentiality category that

the confidential information falls within

Provide a brief explanation of why

the confidential information falls into the selected

category

Specify reasons supporting how

and why detriment would be caused from disclosing the confidential information

Provide any reasons

supporting why the identified

detriment is not outweighed by

the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the

long term interests of consumers)

KPMG (2015) – Report to the Board of Sparq Solutions on ICT Expenditure Forecasts for the Period: 2015-2020

Pages 47-55

The report contains financial information of cost of outsourced ICT functions.

Seeking to redact the financial data only Column titled $AUD Outsourced.

Cost of outsourced ICT service

Market sensitive cost inputs

The disclosure could be misused by ICT service providers.

The disclosure will undermine the competitive tension between ICT service providers.

It is in the long term interest of the public to pay an economically efficient rate for electricity usage. By allowing ICT service providers access to information on ICT competitors may result in an economically inefficient price being offered to Ergon Energy, and hence passed through to consumers.

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Proportion of confidential material

Submission title

Number of pages of

submission that includes

information subject to a

claim of confidentiality

Number of pages of submission

that do not include

information subject to a claim of confidentiality

Total number of pages of submission

Percentage of pages of

submission that include

information subject to a claim of confidentiality

Percentage of pages of submission that

do not include information subject

to a claim of confidentiality

Revised regulatory proposal

0 159 159 0% 100%

Revised regulatory proposal appendices

(excluding appendices 7.9 and 7.10 as these are spreadsheets)

104 1306 1410 7.4% 92.6%

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