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National security and intelligence
Guidance on the pre-employment screening of civil servants, members of the armed forces, temporary staff and government contractors.
This booklet describes the government’s personnel security and national security vetting policies and how the processes work.
Guidance on maintaining security for List X contractors.
The National Risk Register 2017 explains the risks of major emergencies that could affect the UK in the next five years and provides resilience advice and guidance.
How to run exercises and training for emergency planning and preparedness, with an introduction to the Central Government Emergency Response Training (CGERT) Course.
Responsibilities of an IAO in managing the risks to personal information and business critical information held within a department.
This framework helps the government to manage supplier risk.
Advice for staff with national security vetting on their responsibilities and requirements.
This guidance is an introduction to the main areas of law within which the security policy framework operates.
Government organisations who are placing contracts or releasing assets must ensure that appropriate protective security controls are in place to protect assets.
The Nuclear Industries Security Regulations require people to appropriately protect sensitive nuclear information.
Related statement, guidance and correspondence.
Guidance for departments and agencies on protecting classified information when working with contractors.
The composition of the UK’s intelligence machinery.
The guidance explains what departments must do to develop an information risk policy.
This code of practice explains the process for recruiting for vacancies that have National Security Vetting clearance.
All departments are required to provide contact details so that members of the public can request information about how the government is holding their personal data.
This publication offers security advice and good practice for any organisation looking to protect against the risk of a terrorist act.
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