How is the security for my workplace determined?
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Classification System
- What has changed in the July 2022 Classification System policy?
- Policy implications: What will our agency need to do?
- Declassification: What is it and what does this mean for my agency?
- Information sharing: What has changed and what does it mean for my agency?
- How will my agency's Classification System performance be measured?
- Online training modules: Who are they for and how do we use them?
- How do I protectively mark or classify a document?
- Can I access protectively marked material that is higher than my national security clearance level?
QUESTION005
How is the security for my workplace determined?
New Zealand government organisations should take a risk based approach to determining the security measures required to keep their customers, people, information and assets safe.
Key considerations
- Each organisation should make an assessment of threats and risks to determine their own needs.
- The level, and degree, of security measures required in an organisation depends on the size of the agency, the work conducted by the agency (such as whether the agency requires protectively marked material) and the risks they face.
The Protective Security Team is able to provide more advice if required.
More information can be found at the following pages
- Protective security roles and responsibilities
- Implementing a risk based approach to protective security
- Build security awareness
Page last modified: 5/08/2019