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  • Centralised Web Accessibility Checker (CWAC)

    Found in Standards & guidance / NZ Government Web Standards / Centralised Web Accessibility Checker (CWAC)

    The New Zealand government’s automated web accessibility testing tool.

  • Security and GenAI

    Found in Standards & guidance / Technology and architecture / Artificial intelligence (AI) / Responsible AI Guidance for the Public Service: GenAI / GenAI foundations / Security

    Learn about the key security risks of introducing GenAI to your organisation. Develop a list of considerations to ensure GenAI software undergoes basic security measures.

  • Cabinet Paper — New Zealand Government Web Guidelines

    Found in Standards & guidance / NZ Government Web Standards / Web Standards Cabinet Minute and Paper / Cabinet Paper — New Zealand Government Web Guidelines

    Background to the 2003 Cabinet Minute is provided by this 2003 Cabinet Paper proposing that Cabinet direct State sector organisations implement the New Zealand Government Web Guidelines.

  • Māori, Pacific Peoples, ethnic communities and GenAI

    Found in Standards & guidance / Technology and architecture / Artificial intelligence (AI) / Responsible AI Guidance for the Public Service: GenAI / GenAI and customer experience with government / Māori, Pacific Peoples and ethnic communities

    In general, it’s important to protect an individual’s data and to ensure that it’s not used to create bias or harm.

  • Cabinet Minute — New Zealand Government Web Guidelines: Mandatory Requirements

    Found in Standards & guidance / NZ Government Web Standards / Web Standards Cabinet Minute and Paper / Cabinet Minute — New Zealand Government Web Guidelines: Mandatory Requirements

    The 2003 Cabinet Minute mandated the New Zealand Government Web Standards (then called the Web Guidelines) for all public service and non-public service departments in the State Services.

  • DNSSEC practice statement

    Found in Standards & guidance / Technology and architecture / Government domain names / Manage your domains / Built-in security — DNSSEC / DNSSEC practice statement

    On this page:

    1. Introduction

    1.1 Document Name and Identification
    1.2 Community
    1.3 Applicability
    1.4 Document Management
    2. Publication and Repositories

    2.1 Official publication site
    2.2 Publication of key signing keys
    3. Operational Requirements

    3.1 Activation of DNSSEC for child zone
    3.2 Registration of delegation signer (DS) records
    3.3 Method to prove possession of private key
    3.4 Removal of DS record
    4. Management, Operational and Physical Controls

    4.1 Site Controls
    4.2 Key Material…

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