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Unknown connections: How safe is public WiFi in Aotearoa?
Wireless Networks

Unknown connections: How safe is public WiFi in Aotearoa?

Kiwis are surprisingly unaware of the risks involved in using public WiFi, according to a study by Norton and Symantec.

By Mitchell Hageman • 6 min read • Wed, 29th Jun 2022
Are Kiwis winning or losing when it comes to gaming security?
Gaming

Are Kiwis winning or losing when it comes to gaming security?

The rise of online gaming in New Zealand comes with significant risks, as cyber attacks target players, especially the younger ones.

By Mitchell Hageman • 6 min read • Wed, 27th Apr 2022
The future of digital identity: the need for systems reform
Physical Security

The future of digital identity: the need for systems reform

Identity credentialing, proving you are who you say you are, needs to catch up to the technologies available. Currently, most organisations use simple means.

By Mark Gorrie • 4 min read • Thu, 7th Apr 2022
Online security a concern as screen addiction surges during COVID-19 lockdown
Online services

Online security a concern as screen addiction surges during COVID-19 lockdown

COVID-19 is fueling screen addiction among New Zealanders, with 36% admitting they are hooked, according to NortonLifeLock's global study.

By Shannon Williams • 5 min read • Wed, 25th Aug 2021
Cyber stalking rampant amongst young New Zealanders - study
Cybersecurity

Cyber stalking rampant amongst young New Zealanders - study

1 in 3 young New Zealanders likely to cyber stalk their partner or ex, according to Norton Cyber Safety Insights Report.

By Shannon Williams • 3 min read • Fri, 25th Jun 2021
Norton unveils the Norton Core Wi-Fi Router
Endpoint Protection

Norton unveils the Norton Core Wi-Fi Router

Norton introduces the Norton Core Wi-Fi Router at CeBIT Australia 2018, a silver sphere designed to secure connected homes at the network level.

By Darren Price • 3 min read • Thu, 24th May 2018

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Website spoofing: What to know about counterfeit domain names to keep from getting scammed
Marketing Technologies

Website spoofing: What to know about counterfeit domain names to keep from getting scammed

Have you ever visited the website of a well-established brand but something about it didn't seem right? That may not have been the brand's website at all.

By Mark Gorrie • 5 min read • Wed, 2nd Mar 2022
New Norton study reveals severity of cyber attacks on gamers
Gaming

New Norton study reveals severity of cyber attacks on gamers

A new special report by security software company Norton has found that two out of five gamers in New Zealand have experienced a cyber attack.

By Mitchell Hageman • 3 min read • Tue, 16th Nov 2021
Over a third of New Zealanders fell victim to cybercrime in the last year
Email Security

Over a third of New Zealanders fell victim to cybercrime in the last year

Over a third of New Zealanders have been victims of cybercrime, with an estimated loss of NZD$198 million, according to a new report.

By Shannon Williams • 5 min read • Thu, 15th Apr 2021
Report: New Zealanders need to educate themselves on data rights under Privacy Act 2020
Data Analytics

Report: New Zealanders need to educate themselves on data rights under Privacy Act 2020

New Zealand consumers urged to educate themselves on data privacy rights as the Privacy Act 2020 comes into effect, says NortonLifeLock.

By Shannon Williams • 3 min read • Tue, 1st Dec 2020
Australian cyber crime on the rise during COVID-19 lockdown
Cybersecurity

Australian cyber crime on the rise during COVID-19 lockdown

One in six Australians fell victim to cyber crime during COVID-19 lockdown, according to NortonLifeLock research.

By Shannon Williams • 6 min read • Fri, 14th Aug 2020
Report: Majority of New Zealanders exposed to cyber crime
Cybersecurity

Report: Majority of New Zealanders exposed to cyber crime

A NortonLifeLock report reveals 36% of Kiwis experienced cyber crime in 2019, leading to NZ$108 million in losses and over 5 million hours fixing issues.

By Shannon Williams • 5 min read • Mon, 6th Apr 2020