Regulatory Strategy
This strategy outlines how the NCSC carries out its regulatory functions to help keep public telecommunications networks secure.
The NCSC works with telecommunications network operators to identify and address network security risks that may arise when they design, build or operate public networks.
This strategy outlines how the NCSC carries out its regulatory functions to help keep public telecommunications networks secure.
TICSA sets out the obligations for New Zealand’s telecommunications providers.
As a network operator you must notify GCSB of any proposed decisions, actions, or changes to any part of your network.
The New Zealand Police and GCSB can require network operators to have a security clearance.
Notifications and enquiries are treated as commercial-in-confidence and are not publicly disclosed without permission.
While your proposal is being considered, you can continue with the planning phase of the project.