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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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does CCIP Stand for?2. What is the CCIP?
3. Where is the CCIP located?
4. Who is the Minister in charge of the CCIP?
5. When was CCIP created?
6. Who operates the CCIP?
7. How do I contact the CCIP?
8. What is a Vulnerability Alert?
9. What is an Advisory?
10. What is Critical National Infrastructure (CNI)?
11. What are cyber threats?
12. How do I report an incident?
13. Does CCIP have a Confidentiality Charter?
2. What is the CCIP?
A. The CCIP is a business unit within the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB). Please see the About CCIP page for more information.
A. The CCIP is a business unit within the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB). Please see the About CCIP page for more information.
3. Where is the CCIP located?
A. The CCIP is located in Wellington, New Zealand. For full address details please see the Contact CCIP page.
A. The CCIP is located in Wellington, New Zealand. For full address details please see the Contact CCIP page.
4. Who is the Minister in charge of CCIP?
A. The Minister in charge of the CCIP is the current Prime Minister of New Zealand.
A. The Minister in charge of the CCIP is the current Prime Minister of New Zealand.
5. When was the CCIP created?
A. The CCIP was established in February 2001 by the Hon. Trevor Mallard. Please see the CCIP Background page for more detail.
A. The CCIP was established in February 2001 by the Hon. Trevor Mallard. Please see the CCIP Background page for more detail.
6. Who operates the CCIP?
A. CCIP is an Organisational Unit of the Government Communications Security Bureau.
A. CCIP is an Organisational Unit of the Government Communications Security Bureau.
13. Does CCIP have a Confidentiality Charter?
A. Yes. Please see the Confidentiality Charter page for more detail.
A. Yes. Please see the Confidentiality Charter page for more detail.