Organization and digitization of information about buildings and civil engineering works, including BIM — Information management using BIM — Part 5: Security-minded approach to information management
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Summary
ISO 19650-5:2020 introduces a security-minded approach to BIM. Mandatory reference for projects involving defence assets, critical national infrastructure, or any asset where uncontrolled disclosure of design data could create safety, security, or commercial risk.
Specifies the principles and requirements for security-minded information management in projects using BIM. Addresses how to identify, protect, and manage sensitive information (cyber, physical, personnel security).
Key Values
TriggersDefence, critical infrastructure, government facilities, financial institutions
Output documentsBASS, SMP, Security Breach Management Plan
Practical Notes
! Read this part FIRST if your project involves any defence, nuclear, critical infrastructure, or government facility
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Quick Reference Values
TriggersDefence, critical infrastructure, government facilities, financial institutions
Output documentsBASS, SMP, Security Breach Management Plan
Key Tables
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Key Clauses
Cl. 5 — Sensitivity assessment: identifying when security-mindedness applies
Cl. 6 — Security strategy: built asset security strategy (BASS), security management plan (SMP)
Cl. 7 — Breach response: identifying and responding to security incidents
When does ISO 19650-5 apply to my project?+
When the asset is sensitive: defence, government, critical infrastructure (power, water, transport), data centres, financial facilities, or any asset where releasing design information could enable attack or harm. Run a sensitivity assessment per Cl. 5 to decide.