Category
Guidance Document
Type
Standard
Access
Open
Status
Active
Created
June 2024
Updated
June 2024
This is the current version.
The cyber security principles provide strategic guidance on how an organisation can protect its information technology and operational technology systems, applications and data from cyber threats. The cyber security principles are grouped into five functions:
- Govern - develop a strong cyber security culture.
- Identify - identify assets and associated security risks.
- Protect - implement controls to manage security risks.
- Detect - detect and analyse cyber security events to identify cyber security incidents.
- Respond - respond to and recover from cyber security incidents.
Organisations can also use a maturity model to assess implementation of the principles.
- Govern - develop a strong cyber security culture.
- Identify - identify assets and associated security risks.
- Protect - implement controls to manage security risks.
- Detect - detect and analyse cyber security events to identify cyber security incidents.
- Respond - respond to and recover from cyber security incidents.
Organisations can also use a maturity model to assess implementation of the principles.
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