Secretary of State for National Security

The Secretary of State for National Security, also refered to as the National Security Secretary, is the secretary of state in the Government of the United Kingdom, responsible for the work of the Office for National Security and the Joint Security Service, they are also jointly the minister responsible for the National Crime Agency. 
The incumbent is a member of the Cabinet of the United Kingdom and is the Vice Chair for the National Security Council. The Secretary of State for National Security also acts as the Principle National Security Advisor to the Government alsongside two Deputy National Security Advisors and a number of Assistant Deputy National Security Advisors. The Secretary of State has a position of joint sixth in the ministerial rankings with the Defence Secretary. 
The position is the newest cabinet level appointment only being created in February 2020 following the Terror attacks in the same month and its powers were enshrined in the Reform of Intelligence and Security Services Act. The Position also holds the title of Chairman of the Joint Security Services. 
The current Secretary of State for National Security is its inaugural holder Sir Edward Craig, who was appointed by Prime Minister Alexander Redd in February 2020.