About: Government Communications Security Committee

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The Government Communications Security Committee (GCSC) is responsible for formulating and reviewing New Zealand's communications security (COMSEC) doctrine and standards. It is a sub-committee of the Officials Committee for Domestic and External Security Co-ordination (ODESC). The core committee membership of the GCSC comes from the GCSB, MFAT, NZDF and NZSIS. Additional representatives may be co-opted from other government departments where necessary.

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rdfs:label	Government Communications Security Committee
rdfs:comment	The Government Communications Security Committee (GCSC) is responsible for formulating and reviewing New Zealand's communications security (COMSEC) doctrine and standards. It is a sub-committee of the Officials Committee for Domestic and External Security Co-ordination (ODESC). The core committee membership of the GCSC comes from the GCSB, MFAT, NZDF and NZSIS. Additional representatives may be co-opted from other government departments where necessary.
dcterms:subject	Security Telecommunications Government entity New Zealand
abstract	The Government Communications Security Committee (GCSC) is responsible for formulating and reviewing New Zealand's communications security (COMSEC) doctrine and standards. It is a sub-committee of the Officials Committee for Domestic and External Security Co-ordination (ODESC). The core committee membership of the GCSC comes from the GCSB, MFAT, NZDF and NZSIS. Additional representatives may be co-opted from other government departments where necessary. The GCSC is responsible to the ODESC for formulating and reviewing New Zealand's communications security (COMSEC) doctrine and standards and for advice on the measures necessary to ensure the effectiveness of COMSEC, including: * the security of cryptographic systems, principles and procedures * the physical security of cryptographic materials and equipment * personnel security standards applicable to cryptographic and allied duties * emanations security standards * the COMSEC aspects of practices and procedures used in government communications and government information systems generally.

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