Advances in technology have offered new opportunities for serious and organised criminals to target thousands of Australians simultaneously from anywhere in the world. Cyber security is everyone’s business. Visit Australian Signals Directorate to learn how to protect yourself online this #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth2024 #MissionCriticalIntelligence
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
Law Enforcement
Providing mission critical intelligence to combat the threats Australia faces from serious and organised crime.
About us
This is the official LinkedIn account for the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC). The ACIC provides mission critical intelligence to combat the threats Australia faces from transnational serious and organised crime. Working at the ACIC will expose you to new and exciting opportunities, contributing to making Australia safe from serious and organised criminals. Our breadth of work means no 2 days are alike, we are constantly evolving our capabilities; working to collect, assess and share intelligence – getting it to where it needs to be. Regardless of your work experience and background, there is a role in the ACIC for you. Whether it's in our Intelligence Group or our Support Group, you will be part of a team that shares a strong and united vision. You will be supported to make an impact from day one. We promote a positive culture that strives for excellence, enables personal and professional growth, values workplace diversity, models respectful behaviour, and achieves agency unity through collaboration and inclusiveness. Our teams have a shared purpose and we work together with innovation, integrity and courage to protect Australia from serious and organised crime. Mission Critical Intelligence. Supported to make a difference from day one.
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www.acic.gov.au
External link for Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
- Industry
- Law Enforcement
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Australian Capital Territory
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2016
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Australian Capital Territory , AU
Employees at Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
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Angela Barrett
Chief Operating Officer
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Shakti Malik
ICT Business Analyst (Security Clearance- NV1)
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Shannon Vessey
Director at Australian Department of Home Affairs
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Heather Cook
Chief Executive Officer - Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) and Director of the Australian institute of Criminology (AIC)
Updates
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Each year, 29 September holds a special significance for police throughout Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa and the Solomon Islands. It is a day for staff to pause and to honour officers whose lives have been cut short while performing their duty as a police officer. This important day is also a time to remember police officers who have lost their lives through illness or other circumstances. ACIC CEO Heather Cook was honoured to attend the Australian Federal Police National Service today and lay a wreath on behalf of the ACIC and Australian Institute of Criminology.
Sunday, 29 September, is National Police Remembrance Day. Events are being held across the country today to commemorate police officers who lost their lives while serving our communities. Sadly, this year, five touchstones will be added to the wall of the National Police Memorial in Canberra. South Australia Police Brevet Sergeant Jason Christopher Doig who was fatally shot when confronting an armed suspect on 17 November 2023. NSW Police Force Sergeant Peter Stone who died while rescuing his son from a rip at a beach on the NSW far South Coast on 1 January, 2023. WA Police Force Senior Constable Glenn Murray who sustained serious injuries when his vehicle crashed on 1 July 1996. He never recovered from these injuries and sadly passed away on December 2, 2022. Also being added to the memorial are two officer’s from Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services. Mounted Constable Arthur Clapp who lost his life in 1927 while patrolling the construction camps near Mataranka, and Mounted Constable Thomas McNulty who fell overboard and drowned in 1917 while escorting a witness back to Darwin via sea. Each touchstone represents a police officer who has served with distinction and is honoured not only for the sacrifice made while protecting their communities, but also for their service to the nation. Please join us in extending our condolences to the families, friends and colleagues of those who have fallen.
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Curious about criminal intelligence and the ACIC’s unique capabilities? Stay up to date with our #QRTLYINTEL newsletter, a new edition is hitting your inboxes VERY soon! 📩 Subscribe via https://lnkd.in/g7X_cKfy #MissionCriticalIntelligence #ProtectingAustralia
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To help protect the Australian community, the ACIC works with Australian police agencies to deliver the National Police Checking Service (NPCS). Keen to make a difference from day one and work with some of the country's most innovative, passionate and intelligent people? 📢 Check our website for all NPCS vacancies www.acic.gov.au/careers #MissionCriticalIntelligence #CareerOpportunity #Innovation #ACICCareers
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We are currently hiring for positions in various teams within our expanding People Branch. • Pay and Conditions • Recruitment • International Deployments • Workplace Relations and Performance • HR Assist • Entry Programs • Workforce Planning • Organisational Learning • Diversity and Inclusion 📅 Applications close 16 September 2024 11:30 PM AEST. Visit www.acic.gov.au/careers #MissionCriticalIntelligence #CareerOpportunity
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Every child in every community needs a fair go. Conversations can help us understand issues, craft solutions, value community knowledge, and build the brains and social connections of children and young people. Learn how you can contribute to keeping Australia’s young people safe via NAPCAN this #NCPW2024
Victim-based crimes such as human trafficking, child sexual exploitation, and online offenses are not only a violation of human rights but also a profitable venture for organised crime groups. These criminals are relentless in their pursuit of profit, exploiting the innocent without remorse. We use our full range of capabilities to collect, analyse and share #MissionCriticalIntelligence in order to prevent and disrupt these networks. Our efforts extend to aiding in the development of policies, regulations, and laws to lessen the occurrence of these victim-based crimes. You too can contribute to the fight against abuse. Every report matters. Visit ‘How to report crime’ on our website https://lnkd.in/gfvjeMkG or visit accce.gov.au to learn more. #ProtectingAustralia
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This week is National Child Protection Week – a crucial time to advocate for a safe and supportive environment for every child, now and in the future. Every conversation matters. These words encourage everyone to speak up – and speak together – to prevent child abuse and neglect. Play your part and visit www.napcan.org.au/ncpw #NCPW2024 NAPCAN
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Join the ACIC team and be part of a community of around 1,000 dedicated individuals. Don't miss this unique opportunity to collaborate with some of Australia's brightest and most passionate professionals. Submit your application today and start your journey with Australia's National Intelligence Community. 💡 Even if you're unsure about meeting all the qualifications, we're eager to connect with you. Discover where you fit in with the ACIC and let's make a difference together. Explore exciting 🌟 NEW 🌟 job opportunities by visiting our careers page www.acic.gov.au/careers! #MissionCriticalIntelligence #CareerOpportunity
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Through National Task Force Morpheus, partner agencies use their full range of capabilities to proactively and collaboratively target the highest OMCG risks to Australia. Congratulations to all involved in the great success of the national week of action!
Next week is Book Week in Australia. But last week? Last week was Taskforce Morpheus. With the sole aim of causing maximum disruption to outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMCGs), the ABF joined forces with our partner agencies for a targeted week of action. Taskforce Morpheus is a joint initiative through which the ABF, Australian state and territory police, Australian Federal Police, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, Defence Australia, Australian Taxation Office, AUSTRAC, Services Australia and NZ Police collaboratively target the highest threat outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMCG) impacting Australia. Our #IllicitTobaccoTaskForce also worked with Therapeutic Goods Administration, NSW Health, Attorney-General's Department – Official and other partners to target the illicit tobacco and vaping market, which has quickly become a lucrative option for criminal networks.
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🌏 Step into your future because we have the perfect role for you! Browse our exclusive job listings below ⤵ ⤵ 🔹EL1 Operations, Adelaide 📅 Applications close 18 August 2024 11:30 PM AEST. 🔹APS6 Test Lead, Canberra 📅 Applications close 20 August 2024 11:30 PM AEST. 🔹APS5/6 Lawyers, various locations 🔹APS6 Executive Branch Advisors, various locations 🔹EL2 Criminal Intelligence Assessments – Legal, Melbourne 🔹EL2 Regional Legal Service, Brisbane + Adelaide 📅 Applications close 22 August 2024 11:30 PM AEST. 🔹EL2 Operations, Sydney NSW 📅 Applications close 26 August 2024 11:30 PM AEST. 🔹EL1 Senior Operations Advisor Covert HUMINT, various locations 🔹EL1 Operations Compliance/Deputy Register Covert HUMINT, various locations 📅 Applications close 1 September 2024 11:30 PM AEST. Embrace the chance to engage in vital intelligence work that impacts both governmental and community levels. Visit www.acic.gov.au/careers #MissionCriticalIntelligence #CareerOpportunity
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