Lawful access to official data offshore
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has prepared the following guidance to provide agencies with high-level information about lawful access to official data held in jurisdictions outside of New Zealand.
Guidance
- Approved Cryptographic Algorithms and retiring older Cryptographic Algorithms
- Use of Approved Secure Destruction Facilities
- Having a Secure Destruction Facility approved
- Information Security guidance for Project Managers
- Securing nationally sensitive information
- Lawful access to official data offshore
- Cloud Services: Who’s Who – Roles and Responsibilities
- Cloud Computing: Shared Responsibility Security Models
Resources
- Cyber Security Resilience of New Zealand's Nationally Significant Organisations 2017-2018
- Voluntary Cyber Security Standards for Industrial Control Systems Operators (VCSS-CSO)
- Understanding China's Cybersecurity Law
- New Zealand Information security service providers
- Developing in-house CSIRT capabilities
- Industrial Control Systems Infrastructure (SCADA)
- Responsibility for risk management
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- Approved Cryptographic Algorithms and retiring older Cryptographic Algorithms
- Use of Approved Secure Destruction Facilities
- Having a Secure Destruction Facility approved
- Information Security guidance for Project Managers
- Securing nationally sensitive information
- Lawful access to official data offshore
- Cloud Services: Who’s Who – Roles and Responsibilities
- Cloud Computing: Shared Responsibility Security Models
- Resources
-
- Cyber Security Resilience of New Zealand's Nationally Significant Organisations 2017-2018
- Voluntary Cyber Security Standards for Industrial Control Systems Operators (VCSS-CSO)
- Understanding China's Cybersecurity Law
- New Zealand Information security service providers
- Developing in-house CSIRT capabilities
- Industrial Control Systems Infrastructure (SCADA)
- Responsibility for risk management