An International Symbol With An Earthy Origin. The universal recycling symbolâthree folded arrows that form a triangle, with the head of one arrow pointing to the tail of the nextâwas created in 1970 by University of Southern California student Gary Anderson as part of a contest tied to the very first Earth Day.
The SPAAL has continuous engagement with Federal and State Governments on security legislation and industry issues, Standards Australia with development of industry standards and Artibus Innovation for the development of security industry training packages.
There are at least 34 federal laws, regulations, and mandatory standards that pertain to securing privately owned IT systems and data in our nation's critical infrastructure sectors. Of the 34, 1 is a law, 25 are regulations, and 8 are mandatory standards. These requirements pertain to 10 of the 18 critical infrastructure sectors, including the agriculture and food; energy; nuclear reactors, materials, and waste; and transportation systems sectors.