30CN Cyber security exercise
A cyber security exercise is an exercise:
that is undertaken by the responsible entity for a system of national significance; and
that relates to the system; and
that either:
relates to all types of cyber security incidents; or
relates to one or more specified types of cyber security incidents; and
if the exercise relates to all types of cyber security incidents—the purpose of which is to:
test the entity’s ability to respond appropriately to all types of cyber security incidents that could have a relevant impact on the system; and
test the entity’s preparedness to respond appropriately to all types of cyber security incidents that could have a relevant impact on the system; and
test the entity’s ability to mitigate the relevant impacts that all types of cyber security incidents could have on the system; and
if the exercise relates to one or more specified types of cyber security incidents—the purpose of which is to:
test the entity’s ability to respond appropriately to those types of cyber security incidents that could have a relevant impact on the system; and
test the entity’s preparedness to respond appropriately to those types of cyber security incidents that could have a relevant impact on the system; and
test the entity’s ability to mitigate the relevant impacts that those types of cyber security incidents could have on the system; and
that complies with such requirements (if any) as are specified in the rules.
Requirements specified under paragraph (1)(f):
may be of general application; or
may relate to one or more specified systems of national significance; or
may relate to one or more specified types of cyber security incidents.
Note: For specification by class, see subsection 13(3) of the Legislation Act 2003.
Subsection (2) of this section does not, by implication, limit subsection 33(3A) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901.