This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the network security policy for the Commonwealth Bank, a major multinational banking organization based in Australia. It begins with an executive summary and table of contents, followed by an introduction that highlights the importance of network security in the context of globalization and cybercrime. The report identifies key stakeholders, including the Australian government, customers, employees, shareholders, and investors. It then delves into the bank's existing security measures, such as network security scanners, firewalls, UTM, SIEM, IPS, and IDS. The core of the report focuses on developing a strategic cyber security policy, emphasizing the importance of software supply chain management, addressing network framework disruptions, and implementing additional security layers for all stakeholders, including online transaction security, wallet transaction security, ATM protection, unified payment interface, and data leakage prevention. The report identifies potential threats and vulnerabilities, such as data leakage, malware, transaction fraud, third-party risks, and advanced cybercrime techniques, and proposes mitigation strategies. These strategies include strengthening the software supply chain, monitoring network framework disruptions, and implementing additional security measures. The report concludes by emphasizing the critical role of network security for the bank and the need for a robust cyber security approach.