Report an Incident

If you are a CNI organisation and you have encountered or suspect a cyber threat, please complete and return an Incident Reporting Form.

All incident reports provided to the CCIP are treated in the strictest of confidence. Please see our Confidentiality Charter for more details. Read More


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What is CNI?

Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) is defined as those systems and assets, whether physical or virtual, so vital to New Zealand that the incapacity or destruction of such systems and assets would have a debilitating impact on the security of the nation, the economy, public health and safety, or any combination of those matters.

CCIP is focused on protecting New Zealand's CNI from cyber based threats. The Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management is focused on improving New Zealand's resilience to hazards and disasters, which includes increasing the protection from physical threats to New Zealand's CNI.

While there is some overlap between the functions of CCIP and The Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management, this overlap ensures that there are no gaps.

For more information about The Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management please visit their website here.

Examples of NZ CNI

CCIP works with a number of different CNI organisations throughout New Zealand. These organisations can be categorised into the following six sectors.

For further information, click on the links below to go through to our glossary.