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Critical infrastructure connects our citizens, underpins our prosperity and sustains our everyday lives. It is vital to our economy and the health of our communities that this infrastructure continues to function, even when under stress. In today’s hyper…

The New Zealand Government has released New Zealand’s Cyber Security Strategy 2026 - 2030 . Cyber security threats are constantly evolving and cyber threats to New Zealand are a significant national security challenge. We know that by adopting a whole of…

Cyber security threats are constantly evolving and cyber threats to New Zealand are a significant national security challenge. Adopting a whole of society approach is how we will build a cyber secure and resilient New Zealand.  New Zealand’s Cyber…

New Zealand's Cyber Security Action Plan 2026 - 2027 supports the Cyber Security Strategy 2026 - 2030 by providing first steps to realise the strategy's objectives.

This discussion document supports consultation with industry on measures to enhance the cyber security of New Zealand’s critical infrastructure system. More information about this consultation is available on the Critical Infrastructure DPMC website page.

The Strategic Crisis Management Directorate leads, coordinates and supports the Officials’ Committee for Domestic and External Security Coordination (ODESC system) of strategic crisis management to deliver a secure and resilient New Zealand.  The…

Accessible version If you require an accessible version please contact [email protected] and cite "New Zealand's 2025 Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism Strategy and action plan" as a reference.

The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and the Ministry for the Environment have developed a Long-term Insights Briefing on a nationally important topic: building New Zealand's long-term resilience to hazards, such as severe weather, pandemics…

Accessible version If you require an accessible version please contact [email protected] and cite "Proactive Release: National Risk and Resilience: Strengthening Accountability and Oversight ( ECO-25-SUB-0143 )" as a reference. The following…

The National Security Policy and Coordination Directorate provides policy leadership and coordination on matters related to national security and intelligence, to work toward a more secure and resilient New Zealand. This includes long-term planning, …

The National Assessments Bureau provides independent and impartial assessments on events and developments relevant to New Zealand's national security and international relations. These assessments inform government decision making. A crucial part of any…

The National Assessments Bureau is mostly made up of analysts – who are responsible for producing assessments – along with a number of specialist roles. Analysts typically cover geographic issues, for example specific countries or regions, or topics such…

The National Security and Resilience Group provides leadership, advice and coordination of the Government’s national security and resilience priorities. The National Security and Resilience Group (NSRG) teams and their key functions: National Risk and…

The National Risk and Resilience Directorate leads efforts to strengthen New Zealand’s resilience to the most significant hazards and national security threats we face.  Through the National Risk and Resilience Framework, the directorate drives informed,…