Election 2017 - Party Policies - Information and Communications Technology - Security
27th May 17, 9:25am
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- Promote collaboration and provide opportunities for enhanced communication between the government, the ICT sector, and ICT users.
- Review software used in the state sector, on an ongoing basis, for security issues.
- Tighten legislation on the circumvention of lawful security measures with the intention of performing an illegal act.
- Develop regulations requiring ICT vendors to disclose security weaknesses in their products in a timely manner so users can take remedial action.
- Prohibit vendors of ICT security services/products from knowingly allowing their services / products to be circumvented.
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- Introduce a digital bill of rights to protect on-line rights, modernising our copyright laws and empowering digital citizenship.
- Engage with the wider community to develop a Digital Bill of Rights that will integrate with existing cornerstone legislation such as the Bill of Rights Act, the Crimes Act, the Privacy Act and surveillance legislation.
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- Promote the right of New Zealanders to have full access to their personal information held on government databases to ensure it is correct and require that information be held in New Zealand.
- Standardise digital privacy controls, records retention and security issues.
- Address issues of cyber-citizenship including cyber-safety and preventing cyber-crime.
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